Review: Manhattan Projects #3

Adam:
This comic looks at the Manhattan Project . For those who don't know their history the Manhattan Project was a research and development project by the US government in the 1940s that produced the first atomic bomb. It follows all the people involved in the project but with a twist, to say the least this comic is pretty out there! it may be using real names but this comic is certainly not historically accurate!

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The Manhattan Projects #2 –

Pitarra’s art is in stark contrast to the guile we’re accustomed seeing Hickman to at Marvel. I’m not bashing it…I love its rugged and dogged nature. There’s a grit that fits perfectly with Hickman’s script as he plots the Americans garnering an eclectic group of scientists as they pave the way forth for total domination. This is not as deft as issue 1 but it is still enjoyable. The cast Hickman concocts is remarkable as usual with Einstein conjuring a delectable yet sinister charm.

Reviews: Steed and Mrs Peel #4, Irredeemable #36, Manhattan Projects #2

Steed and Mrs Peel #3

For the most part, I have professed my love for this series.....
This issue though, sees some chinks in the armor.
While the art is still spectacular, it is pretty distracting how the artist drew the villains for the issue looking almost exactly alike.

Review: The Manhattan Project #1

Oliver's review:
Hickman may be compared with Grant Morison when it comes to weirdness and the kind of stories that he comes up with. This guy is a legend in the making and were seeing that unfold right before our eyes.

I mentioned in my irredeemable review that Mark Waid thinks out of the box,  but this issue is like, times 10 of that.