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If you are looking for comic book story arcs that's peppered with fast-paced action scenes, witty character wise-cracks and an awesome array of artwork, then, these two must-read 12-part mini-series would certainly hit those marks (again some pun intended). Written and created (as in the case of Hunter/Killer) by Mark Millar (Marvel's Wolverine vol.3) with art from John Romita Jr. while Mark Waid (Superman: Birthright) and Marc Silvestri (Witchblade, Darkness) collaborated in making Hunter/Killer (for Top Cow | Image), both Wolverine's Enemy of the State / Agent of Shield by Millar and Hunter/Killer by Waid and Silvestri offer readers a chance to re-acquaint themselves with a well-known character like Wolverine but at the same time picking up a "new" set of super-powered heroes and villains (sometimes, you don't really know who is what) that have almost similar origins and are now facing off their demons as they try to fight their way through the diabolical manipulations, machinations and double-crossing of their respective handlers. .
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winner Brian K Vaughan are among the best that I have come to like a lot. And
I've read a lot of his books, come to think of it, BKV's works are the most that
I've read amongst all of my favorite writers. Let me see, ok, more recently I've
read Pride of Baghdad, which is a true-to-life(?) story about what may (?) have
happened to the animals after fall of Baghad in Iraq, Then before that, his run
on Swamp Thing volume 3 which I think was quite timely then and especially
now because it's running theme was about our role in making sure that our
planet's environment is kept safe and in check from our excesses. Of course, it
was told thru the different wildly adventures of Swamp Thing's daughter who was
rebelling against her nature and at the same time discovering herself and her
place in humanity. Not coincidentally I guess, is how BKV again made the very
appealing storyline of the Runaways volumes 1 & 2, about a bunch of teenagers discovering
their true character and natures. But of all the characters and stories that BKV
has made a run of, the first (and last, some pun inteneded) and most
memorable for me is the one you might be downloading below:
