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Nightmare fuel.
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nonners One panel from Captain America and the Falcon #4. Cut to shield the eyes of the innocent.
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arbre_rieur.insanejournal.comI've changed the title for this one entry because most of the people who commented on Violator Part 1 said they actually thought it was good. In some cases, very good. Personall, I don't see it.
I'm surprised because the second half of the Violator Vs. Badrock mini-series had a very similar tone to this, but the comments to that were almost uniformly negative.
I'm surprised because the second half of the Violator Vs. Badrock mini-series had a very similar tone to this, but the comments to that were almost uniformly negative.
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arbre_rieur.insanejournal.comContinuing the look through the lowest point (quality-wise) in Moore's career... This three-issue series was called Violator: The World, or at least that's what the inside front covers of the issues will tell you. Reading carefully though, it becomes pretty clear that "The World" is only meant to be the title of the first issue, not the mini-series as a whole.
It's such an assurance of quality when they can't even do the title right.
It's such an assurance of quality when they can't even do the title right.
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