JUPITER'S
LEGACY VOL. 2 (Image,
First Printing, 2017; Softcover)
Collects
Jupiter's
Legacy
Vol. 2 #1-5 (cover dates June, 2016- July, 2017)
Writer:
Mark Millar
Artists:
Frank Quitely and Rob Miller
Colorists:
Sunny Gho
Give
a person everything that they want, and what will they want? A little
more. Brandon finds this lesson out the hard way. Even if you give
people everything that you think that they want, it still doesn't
make them happy because you never know what really makes other people
happy.
I'm
being deliberately vague with this review, as nobody likes spoilers.
Fandom tends to disagree on the shelf life of a spoiler, but I'm of
the mindset that I don't want to be the guy to spoil it for you, so I
try to not do them. Your mileage may vary.
The
tide turns, the moving parts that make up life slide into a new
tongue and groove, and the circle is complete. Everything old is new
again. It's taken four books to make the point (two volumes each of
Jupiter's Legacy and Jupiter's Circle), but the payoff
is clear. That is, unless Jupiter's Requiem, coming in 2019,
smashes the whole thing to bits. I don't care either way, I just want
to learn about the aliens for chrissakes.
Junk
Food For Thought rating: 4 out of 5.
The
OCD zone-
This
is the part where I go into tactile sensations and materials of
physical media. Those with heart conditions, high blood pressure, or
women who are pregnant should exit my blog at their earliest
convenience, as their safety cannot be guaranteed beyond this point.
Paper
stock:
Medium weight coated stock with a slight sheen, closer to glossy
paper than matte.
Binding:
Perfect bound trade paperback.
Cardstock
cover notes: Laminated cardstock
cover.
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