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"Doc Savage, the Man of Bronze, Repel"
(1993)
The final Doc Savage miniseries from Millennium didn't make it all the way to its finish, sorry to say.
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| Issue #: | 1 | | Publishing Date: | January 1993 |
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| Title: | Repel, Chapter One | | Credits: | Terry Collins (writer), Nick Choles (penciler)
Robert Lewis (inker), Deirdre DeLay (colorist), Dave Dorman (cover penciler) | | Score: | ¶¶¶ (out of 5) | | Synopsis: | The eruption of volcano Ethel’s Mama devastates Fan Coral Island in the Pacific, and results in some odd phenomena which come to the attention of the world…and Doc Savage. Studying the effects of the blast, Doc deduces the existence of an incredible threat to humanity, which he code-names “Repel.” He and his team head to the ...
Sign in to see the full synopsis | | Synopsis Written By: | Peter Silvestro |
| Pro Review: | By Peter Silvestro
Nice adaptation of the Lester Dent novel has such a leisurely pace that one wonders how they were planning to wrap it all up in one issue. The art is much sharper than the other Millennium issues, with a great use of full page pictures with insets, the best page is 24 with the tropical fish linking the panels a brilliant touch. My only quibble with the art was that Doc’s face lacked any distinctiveness (and Monk looked a bit too cartoonish). Deirdre DeLay’s watercolors take on a deeper richer hue, suiting the story well and making the underwater scenes beautiful. Dave Dorman’s cover is a great throwback to the Bantam era, closely following James Bama’s cover for the story.
Score: 3 (out of 5) |
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