Trinity of Sin Pandora Futures End #1

[superfangirl1]

Pandora reclaimed the Pandora’s Box one final time and has called the Seven Deadly Sins back to her from all over the Multiverse. She has realized who they are (variations of herself apparently) and what she is, the person who brings the end and beginning to the universe. Now they must all fight to determine who will take dominion of the world and lead this universe to its eventual end someday, as well as its rebirth.

Comments

[mrstatham]

Is '90's' just a catch-all for art people don't like, now? Because this looks nothing like the most ridiculed parts of the art from the 90's that I'm familiar with.

[wizardru]

Yeah, seconded. This isn't even remotely 90s art. The composition, while not particularly great, is sound enough. This looks like bog-standard 2000s material.

Although I hasten to point out that '90s' by itself is, in fact, a terrible epithet to begin with, given how many fantastic series actually came out in that same time period. I've posted here a few times a list I drew up of some of the great series that came out or came to prominence in the 90s, alongside the worst excesses of stuff like the original Image crowd (Hellboy, Robinson's Starman, much of Gaiman's Sandman, Astro City, Sandman Mystery Theater, and so on).

[funbox]

Since I only started collecting comics in the early 2000s, I believe, from my perspective, "90s" has a been a catch all for anything in comics (or other stuff) a person perceives as overly eccentric to their taste. I'd have to say the coloring seems a little over the top, but compared to the poorer side of the 90s, this is a a lot tamer.