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Appartiene alle SerieThe Authority (Prequel) Jenny Sparks: The Secret History of the Authority (Collection) Appartiene alle Collane EditorialiContiene
Jenny Sparks, The Authority's guiding light, has a past with more than its fair share of dark spots, and now at last the secrets can be revealed. Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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Author: Millar, McCrea, Hodgkins, Hannin
Publisher: Wildstorm Productions
Published In: La Jolla, CA, USA
Date: 2001
Pgs: 128
REVIEW MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS
Summary:
Jenny Sparks is the spirit of the century. This is her hundred years.
Genre:
Adventure
Comics and graphic novels
Fantasy
Fiction
Science fiction
Superheroes
Why this book:
I love The Authority, Stormwatch, et al. While Sparks was never my favorite character, she travels in company with many who are favs.
This Stories are About:
courage, doing the right thing, friends, history, duty, honor
Story title is short story collection:
Favorite Character:
Midniter. He’s just such a unrepentant head breaker, knee capper, good guy in bad guys clothes.
Least Favorite Character:
The Doctor. No...not that The Doctor, he’s a different doctor. These Doctors are a line of people extending back to the dawn of humanity who have been chosen as the Earth’s shaman, granted mystic abilites based on the Earth and biosphere. He’s so “Wah, I’ve got superpowers. Woe is me” that he grates on the nerves every time he appears on the page.
Character I Most Identified With:
Jenny on her sweep through history.
The Feel:
Jenny angst and malaise as she faces the 20th century.
Favorite Scene:
The time-traveling Engineer gossiped to Jack Hawksmoor about their future relationship blowing his mind.
When young Jack Hawksmoor, the King of Cities, leads an anthropomorphic Tokyo against a genocidal Kansas City from 50 centuries in the future bent on the destruction of mankind.
Pacing:
The story is paced well.
Plot Holes/Out of Character:
Hmm Moments:
Jenny laying in bed in her Union Jack panties surrounded by litter, with ashtrays full of cigarettes, and a fat guy in his underwear sleeping next to her. I half expected heroin needles and condoms to be amongst the stuff. She’s a rough character, gruff in the extreme.
Jenny planting the idea in the head of one of her friends that maybe his artwork isn’t his future, because it isn’t very good. Maybe he needs to look at using his other skills, maybe look at getting into local government. HIs name...Adolf Hitler.
Why isn’t there a screenplay?
Probably not a popular opinion, but I’d love to see the people who did The Watchmen movie bring The Authority to the big screen. The Watchmen was a better movie than NerdHate and NerdRage gave it credit for being.
Casting call:
Not sure about her acting ability, but Chelsea Handler could be the gruff Spirit of the Twentieth Century, without a doubt.
Last Page Sound:
Sadness
Author Assessment:
Millar has always been hit or miss with me. This was a hit.
Editorial Assessment:
The edit could have been a bit tighter. But, overall, it was well done.
Knee Jerk Reaction:
instant classic
Disposition of Book:
Irving Public Library, Irving, TX
Would recommend to:
genre fans ( )