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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Ian Flynn (A) Patrick 'Spaz' Spaziante 'Let the Games Begin!' Part One. The future looks bright when brilliant and benevolent Dr. Light unveils his latest creations: the Robot Masters! But when the nefarious Dr. Wily steals them for his own sinister purposes, there is no one left to stop him. No one - except Mega Man! Don't miss the first issue of this brand new ongoing series based on Capcom's long-running and best-selling video game sensation! Available with a regular cover by Patrick 'Spaz' Spaziante or a sketch cover by Chad Thomas. Date Available: 05/11/2011 BONUS REVIEW by GARY OWENS  Being an Astro Boy fan, I thought reading this would be a hoot. Never read MegaMan before (and its not a man; it’s a boy), but I liked the look and wanted something new for my son. As for the story, it followed Astro Boy a bit too much for me, about a boy who must take up arms to fight the criminal. The blue is there, the build-up for the main battles that will come in the next issue, the world-building so that we can see all of the possible conflicts and struggles. It does its job…yeah, it’s based off of a Japanese video game, which is an appeal to me, but maybe not for others. And it does fit nicely into the Archie universe…if you like Sonic, this is one to try out. 7 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Ian Flynn (A) Patrick 'Spaz' Spaziante 'Let the Games Begin!' Part One. The future looks bright when brilliant and benevolent Dr. Light unveils his latest creations: the Robot Masters! But when the nefarious Dr. Wily steals them for his own sinister purposes, there is no one left to stop him. No one - except Mega Man! Don't miss the first issue of this brand new ongoing series based on Capcom's long-running and best-selling video game sensation! Available with a regular cover by Patrick 'Spaz' Spaziante or a sketch cover by Chad Thomas. Date Available: 05/11/2011 BONUS REVIEW by GARY OWENS Being an Astro Boy fan, I thought reading this would be a hoot. Never read MegaMan before (and its not a man; it’s a boy), but I liked the look and wanted something new for my son. As for the story, it followed Astro Boy a bit too much for me, about a boy who must take up arms to fight the criminal. The blue is there, the build-up for the main battles that will come in the next issue, the world-building so that we can see all of the possible conflicts and struggles. It does its job…yeah, it’s based off of a Japanese video game, which is an appeal to me, but maybe not for others. And it does fit nicely into the Archie universe…if you like Sonic, this is one to try out. 7 out of 10 Grahams Customers who bought this, also bought:
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