Here's hoping that this concept is one that continues to work in the long run. Between Busiek's fun writing, Cinar and Richard Isanove's art, and covers by Alex Ross, The Marvels has the potential to be something special. It remains to be seen where The Marvels goes from here, but this opening issue has-at the very least-sold me on the idea Busiek and company are pitching. Famed comics author Kurt Busiek, best known for his superhero work on stuff like Superman and The Avengers. If you're looking for an event-style comic that uses a ton of different characters but doesn't come with any of the required backlog reading, this series is what you're looking for. Blade’s Book Club Is The Best Thing About Marvel’s Midnight Suns.
I've spent literally months trying to catch up on everything important that has happened at Marvel and DC since I last ingrained myself in weekly comic book reading. Kurt Busiek is the New York Times bestselling author of ASTRO CITY, MARVELS, ARROWSMITH, SHOCKROCKETS and dozens of other comics, including such well-known titles as SUPERMAN, IRON MAN and AVENGERS, and his own creations, including THUNDERBOLTS, THE WIZARD'S TALE, TOOTH & CLAW, SUPERSTAR and more. As someone who has been largely out of the loop in comics for the past few years, this is such a breath of fresh air. Simply having a general knowledge of the superheroes within the Marvel universe is enough to allow you to pick the book up and begin reading. So far, what I have liked most about The Marvels is how low the barrier of entry has been.
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