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Dynamite Comics lanza esta nueva serie basada en Mars Attacks, una serie de tarjetas coleccionables de 1962 de la empresa Toops, las cartas forman un arco de la historia que muestran la invasión de la Tierra por marcianos crueles y horribles con ataques violentos, fueron un hito en su época, mezclando ciencia ficción con terror.
En 1996 Tim Burton hizo una película con el mismo nombre.
Este cómic es para lectores adultos.
¿De qué viene?
Esta es la primer entrega de la serie, por lo tanto todo lo que sucede es nuevo, claro está, lo seguro es que los Marcianos están por atacar.
¿Qué sucede?
Cuando el hijo del Mayor Carbutt lo visita en el ancianato, ambos desconocen que los marcianos está atacando el mundo, ya destruyeron Nueva York y Washington, hasta que aparecen en su pueblo.
La relación padre e hijo es hilarante por las diferencias generacionales tan profundas, con diálogos cargados de comedia, ya que el hijo es un flojo que no logra conservar un empleo mientras su es un veterano de Vietnam muy rígido en sus convicciones.
El cómic muestra de manera hilarante cómo la gente reacciona con este apocalipsis extraterrestre, mientras el Mayor Carbutt en su estado de edad no se deja vencer. Mientras tanto el gobierno de EE.UU (con un presidente ficticio con problemas morales) se prepara para el contraataque.
Arte y Trama
El equipo de Kyle Starks y Chris Schweizer capturan esa ultraviolencia de las barajas coleccionables originales y le introducen un drama/comedia familiar que te engancha desde la primera página.
Resumen
Kyle Starks y Chris Schweizer otorgan sentido a esta franquicia hilarante y polémica, ya que hacen que la violencia desmedida no sea el centro de la historia, si no, las reacciones humanas ante situaciones apremiantes.
Calificación
5 de 5
Padre e hijo contra los Marcianos
Padre e hijo contra los Marcianos
Créditos
Escritor: Kyle Starks
Ilustrador: Chris Schweizer
Colorista: Liz Trice Schweizer
Escritor: Kyle Starks
Ilustrador: Chris Schweizer
Colorista: Liz Trice Schweizer
Fecha de lanzamiento: 24 de octubre 2018
Publicado por: Dynamite Comics @dynamitecomics
REVIEW IN ENGLISH:
Dynamite Comics launches this new series based on Mars Attacks, a series of collectible cards of 1962, with an arc that shows the invasion of the Earth by cruel and horrible Martians with violent attacks, they were a milestone in their era, mixing science fiction with terror.
In 1996 Tim Burton made a film with the same name.
This comic is for adult readers.
In 1996 Tim Burton made a film with the same name.
This comic is for adult readers.
Where does it come from?
This is the first issue of the series, so everything that happens is new, of course, the sure thing is that the Martians are about to attack.
What's going on?
When the son of Major Carbutt visits him in the elderly care house, both are unaware that the Martians are attacking the world, they have already destroyed New York and Washington, until they appear in their town.
The father/son relationship is hilarious because of the profound generational differences, with comedy-laden dialogues, since the son is a lazy man who can not keep a job while his is a Vietnam veteran very rigid in his convictions.
The comic shows in a hilarious way how people react with this extraterrestrial apocalypse, while Major Carbutt in his old age does not let himself be defeated. Meanwhile, the US government (with a fictitious president with moral problems) is preparing for the counterattack.
The father/son relationship is hilarious because of the profound generational differences, with comedy-laden dialogues, since the son is a lazy man who can not keep a job while his is a Vietnam veteran very rigid in his convictions.
The comic shows in a hilarious way how people react with this extraterrestrial apocalypse, while Major Carbutt in his old age does not let himself be defeated. Meanwhile, the US government (with a fictitious president with moral problems) is preparing for the counterattack.
Art and Plot
The team of Kyle Starks and Chris Schweizer capture the ultraviolence of the original collectible decks and introduce a family drama / comedy that hooks you from the first page.
The team of Kyle Starks and Chris Schweizer capture the ultraviolence of the original collectible decks and introduce a family drama / comedy that hooks you from the first page.
Summary
Kyle Starks and Chris Schweizer give meaning to this hilarious and controversial franchise, since they make excessive violence not the center of history, if not, human reactions to pressing situations.
Rating
5 out of 5
Father and son against the Martians
Father and son against the Martians
Credits
Writer: Kyle Starks
Illustrator: Chris Schweizer
Colorist: Liz Trice Schweizer
Illustrator: Chris Schweizer
Colorist: Liz Trice Schweizer
Release date: October 24, 2018
Published by: Dynamite Comics @dynamitecomics
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