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Muties (2002) #2
Muties: Toy Soldiers, Vol. 1 No. 2, May 2002
In the second issue of this series of self-contained stories, we travel to Japan and meet Seiji, a burgeoning telekinetic whose imagination may prove to be his most fertile gift.
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Published January 1, 2002
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Karl Bollers
193 books22 followersBad Idea Managing Editor, former Valiant Ent. Sr Editor, Eisner Award-nominated writer, former Marvel Comics writer, former Sonic the Hedgehog comic book writer.
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October 17, 2018
Muties toy soldiers is book number two in a series of six comic books that were created in the idea of being different than the normal Marvel comic books. The idea was that they would be more like the Twilight Zone in Theory. Each story has a different main character and comes from a different location around the world.
I will keep this very simple. I did not care for this one at all. I found it weak and story, in character, and the idea behind it is very childish. It fails completely to meet my expectations as a serious comic book. In fact I feel that the whole series was a waste of time. The reason I read them all was see if they improved. There's actually only one good one. This was not it.
I will keep this very simple. I did not care for this one at all. I found it weak and story, in character, and the idea behind it is very childish. It fails completely to meet my expectations as a serious comic book. In fact I feel that the whole series was a waste of time. The reason I read them all was see if they improved. There's actually only one good one. This was not it.
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