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Ended a bit abruptly, and the scene at the museum was a bit - difficult to follow. Nobody was - presumably - invisible, but that whole sequence felt like the storytelling was off, the pictures weren't filling in the word-gaps enough. And that was Miss America's costume beside Star-Spangled Kid, Stripesy's, and the Crimson Avenger's. She wasn't a Soldier, but if you match her up, it looks like the Avenger is the only non-Patriot superhero shown. I think it partly comes down to the kids being in the museum because they broke in, but the guards acting like it's business as usual and regular operating hours; they're freaked by the "ghost," not by the kids being there.
The implications of the Roanoke history at the beginning begs for further sussing out, probably come up next issue, and I liked it. From earlier in the series, I don't think Sheeda are welcome back, so we're left with a question- Was Croatoan a saviour figure who saved them from the Sheeda, or was he the Sheeda who came unto them, a Witch-God who danced with naked girls in the field, got 'em pregnant, and ruined the city? If so, why do they worship him but see the rest of the Sheeda as abominations? |
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