Such a full story and such a nice way to introduce each member and so many interaction with other X-Men!
I have so much to say…I will write about it.
I’m so happy that Leah Williams brought back X-Factor in such a great way, full packed story, full characterization, full & clear goal to the team, I loved it!
David Baldeon’s art is amazing from all perspectives!
Thanks guys for giving us X-Factor fans such a great issue #1
I’m HUGE fan of Deodota’s art from way back in the ’90s and recently whenever I read a comic from Duggan I just loved it and I wanted to read more of it., l was confident that the two of them they make a good story
They did, from the very first pages I start reading the Savage Avengers: City of Sickles I was captivated, the art was stunning and as each character was introduced into the story they seemed true to how I knew them.
Each character showed the aspect wich made me fond of them, I enjoyed each and every interaction from fighting scenes to conversations.
The story was well thought out and although you thought it was a simple case of beating the evil it had an interesting twist at the end.
This new team of anti heroes are bound to each other from now on, Gerry Duggan found a very smart way to do this and I’m so glad he did and
And the art oh my so amazing!!!.
I do understand the title now it’s a smart one, Savage because they are savage and they came together as a team in the Savage land and they are Avengers because they have something to avenge.
They might have connections to our all favourite superhero team of mighty Avengers but they are not. This is a team that just want to avenge for what they went through in a savage way.
I am very fond of this comic. It’s funny, quirky and unique and it’s written and drawn by Tomek.
I really, really like Tomek’s art, its so detailed and so enjoyable that just by looking through the pages of the comic you get a whole story and then you read it and you get yet again another story!
l didn’t get around to reading all the issues. They are seven issues in total and they were published by Jemma Press from 2011 through to 2016.
The comics is called Koulouri (Κουλούρι) I don’t know why, maybe l should ask at some point.
Well it’s time l started reading my Friday comic, instead of gazing the amazing covers.