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Este cómic es un crossover de dos importantes franquicias televisivas, iconos de su época.
La clásica serie de TV de finales de la década de 1970 que generó sensación y fuerte fanatismo tiene su serie mensual, con tres espías con habilidades únicas al mando del misterioso Charlie, con misiones dedicadas a salvar el mundo.
La Mujer Biónica fue una serie que surge al final de la década de 1970 en respuesta o contraparte del Hombre Nuclear, donde una mujer tras sufrir un accidente, partes de su cuerpo son reemplazadas por piezas robóticas.
¿De qué viene?
Este cómic comienza una historia, no se conecta con ninguna otra.
¿Qué sucede?
Julie, Kelly y Kris, los Ángeles de Charlie, reciben una misión, buscar un químico importante que fue arrebatado de sus creadores, que permite curar la parálisis y otorga poderes sobrehumanos. La misión es infiltrarse a Naris Corp y robarlo.
El detalle es que Naris Corp está custodiada por Jamie Sommers, la Mujer Biónica, por lo que el encuentro será en definitiva hostil y peligroso.
El detalle es que Naris Corp está custodiada por Jamie Sommers, la Mujer Biónica, por lo que el encuentro será en definitiva hostil y peligroso.
Arte y Trama
La historia de Cameron DeOrdio tiene una buena premisa que necesita más espacio que se lo proporcionará cada entrega , el arte de Soo Lee esta fuertemente influenciado en el manga.
Resumen
Un crossover que promete mucha acción y secuencias vertiginosas, trayendo a su vez nostalgia por estas series contemporáneas.
Calificación
4 de 5
Créditos
Escritores: Cameron DeOrdio
Ilustrador: Soo Lee
Colorista: Addison Duke
Fecha de lanzamiento: 3 de julio 2019
Publicado por: Dynamite Comics @dynamitecomics
REVIEW IN ENGLISH:
This comic is a crossover of two important television franchises, icons of his time.
The classic TV series of the end of the 1970s that generated sensation and strong fanaticism has its monthly series, with the three spies with unique abilities under the mysterious Charlie, with missions dedicated to saving the world.
The Bionic Woman was a series that aired at the end of the 1970s in response or counterpart of the Nuclear Man, where a woman after suffering an accident, parts of her body are replaced by robotic parts.
Where does it come from?
The classic TV series of the end of the 1970s that generated sensation and strong fanaticism has its monthly series, with the three spies with unique abilities under the mysterious Charlie, with missions dedicated to saving the world.
The Bionic Woman was a series that aired at the end of the 1970s in response or counterpart of the Nuclear Man, where a woman after suffering an accident, parts of her body are replaced by robotic parts.
Where does it come from?
This comic begins a story, does not connect with any other.
What's going on?
Julie, Kelly and Kris, Charlie's Angels, receive a new mission, find an important chemist who was snatched from their creators, which allows to cure paralysis and grants superhuman powers. The mission is to infiltrate Naris Corp and steal it.
The detail is that Naris Corp is guarded by Jamie Sommers, the Bionic Woman, so the meeting will be ultimately hostile and dangerous.
The detail is that Naris Corp is guarded by Jamie Sommers, the Bionic Woman, so the meeting will be ultimately hostile and dangerous.
Art and Plot:
The story of Cameron DeOrdio has a good premise that needs more space that each delivery will provide, the art of Soo Lee is strongly influenced in the manga.
Summary
A crossover that promises a lot of action and vertiginous sequences, bringing in turn nostalgia for these contemporary series.
Rating
4 out of 5
4 out of 5
Credits
Writers: Cameron DeOrdio
Illustrator: Soo Lee
Colorist: Addison Duke
Release date: July 3, 2019
Illustrator: Soo Lee
Colorist: Addison Duke
Release date: July 3, 2019
Published by:
Dynamite Comics @dynamitecomics
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