 Namor First Mutant #8 (2010) $2.99 Quantity
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by STUART MOORE Penciled by ARIEL OLIVETTI Cover by PHIL NOTO NAMOR GOES TO HELL concludes! Abandoned by his greatest ally, Namor finds his escape from the desert netherworld blocked by an army of demonic creatures. To regain his humanity, the King of Atlantis will have to overcome his deepest inner fears -- and that's nothing compared to the shock waiting for him back on Earth. 32 PGS. Date Available: 03/23/2011 BONUS REVIEW by GARY OWENS  I missed something, since Namor is now considered a mutant (because he can fly, I guess), and, not only that, he is the first mutant…which means we shouldn’t be looking for mutants before, say, the 20th century. Anyway, this comic is the end of a story that sees Namor in Hell battling past Atlantean Kings. Sort of. There’s more, of course, which is mostly covered in the first page…and it’s comics like this, honestly, why I don’t like a long synopsis on the first page. They make comics look silly, to say the least. The story itself unfolds fairly well, which surprised me after the synopsis, though I always have trouble understanding the Namor character, since I never know which one will be shown: Mr. Arrogant, or the friendly guy, or the one that says "I'm the King" every few seconds. In this version, we get a fourth one: a guy that doesn’t worry about tomorrow. And that's simply frustrating, which sums up my feelings about Marvel’s First Mutant… 6 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by STUART MOORE Penciled by ARIEL OLIVETTI Cover by PHIL NOTO NAMOR GOES TO HELL concludes! Abandoned by his greatest ally, Namor finds his escape from the desert netherworld blocked by an army of demonic creatures. To regain his humanity, the King of Atlantis will have to overcome his deepest inner fears -- and that's nothing compared to the shock waiting for him back on Earth. 32 PGS. Date Available: 03/23/2011 BONUS REVIEW by GARY OWENS I missed something, since Namor is now considered a mutant (because he can fly, I guess), and, not only that, he is the first mutant…which means we shouldn’t be looking for mutants before, say, the 20th century. Anyway, this comic is the end of a story that sees Namor in Hell battling past Atlantean Kings. Sort of. There’s more, of course, which is mostly covered in the first page…and it’s comics like this, honestly, why I don’t like a long synopsis on the first page. They make comics look silly, to say the least. The story itself unfolds fairly well, which surprised me after the synopsis, though I always have trouble understanding the Namor character, since I never know which one will be shown: Mr. Arrogant, or the friendly guy, or the one that says "I'm the King" every few seconds. In this version, we get a fourth one: a guy that doesn’t worry about tomorrow. And that's simply frustrating, which sums up my feelings about Marvel’s First Mutant… 6 out of 10 Grahams Customers who bought this, also bought:
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