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"Doc Savage, the Man of Bronze, The Devil's Thoughts"
Millennium's third Doc Savage miniseries relates the events leading up to Doc's embarking on his adventurous carreer.
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| Issue #: | 1 | | Publishing Date: | August 1992 |
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| Title: | Devil's Thoughts, Chapter One | | Credits: | Charles Moore (writer), Steve Stiles (penciler)
Steve Stiles (inker), Rozana Stanage (colorist), Tony Harris (cover penciler) | | Score: | ¶¶¶ (out of 5) | | Synopsis: | In Indochina, Norivong, puppet king under the occupying French is visited by the demon Devajara who kills a royal servant and demands the return of the Sacred Linga…. Months later, at a New Year’s party at the uncompleted Empire State Building, Clark Savage Sr. sends his son with his ...
Sign in to see the full synopsis | | Synopsis Written By: | Peter Silvestro |
| Pro Review: | By Peter Silvestro
Millennium’s third story arc gives us a fan-type plot about the “first supersaga,” the events leading up to Doc’s mission. It’s well handled, and though the romantic subplot is a bit out of place it is done with restraint and isn’t unacceptable. This turns out to be one of the better Millennium issues. As usual for the series, the art is less accomplished than the writing, though Doc resembles Ron Ely on page 21. The Tony Harris covers for the series are odd, featuring a shirtless Doc with strange five-buttoned pants and a sour expression on his face.
Score: 3 (out of 5) |
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