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Maxim Khytra maximkhytra — I thought it was fascinating, but had difficulty keeping all the secondary characters and their alliances straight. Guess I need to brush up on my 1500-1600 history. I kept having to go back and reread passages, which made me feel somewhat dim, but I still liked the book.

Josh Lee weird_grammar — What can I say about this story. Is it complex or rich or even that well written, nah. But it didn't need that, you see this was born out of the same thought processes that gave us the original "Secret Wars" storyline with the Beyonder. What if we created a bad guy so powerful, no 1 super hero could defeat him. Even cosmic level entities such as Galactus and the Celestials would have to team up and maybe even they couldn't stop him. Its pretty much just an only vaguely cohesive plot hook to allow us to have epic and crazy fights and cool art. Its good old fashioned silly comic book fun. Its the sort of thing I use to do in my head while I was bored waiting for my mom to pick me up after school. This kind of nonsensical black and white hyper action laced comic book story is at the heart of layers that make up my comic book fandom. So I bought it and reread it (actually until last year I had all the floppies but I sold them and then got a hard cover instead. See, I wrapped my childish nerd nostalgia in adult nerd collectorism. It it ain't hard back it ain't getting on my shelves these days). Guess what, this story is still fun today. I don't know if we are likely to see another powerful and silly story premise like this in today's ultra-serious comic book environment (I have hopes for the recent Avenger's Infinity Quest sotryline, so we'll see) and I'm not sure if that's good or bad. I'd probably come down on the side of, ....eh...I don't know. But seriously go read this if you love super heroes cause this is super hero-ness at its most raw, fighting a big bad guy with other super heroes and some cosmic space gods.