I just want to say i think it's weird to have Magneto be the Inquister. I feel like him and Javier should share the same view of the Witchbreed but be on opposite sides of the spectrum.
There. Minor nitpick out of the way. Before I could even be upset about it I was already flabberghasted by the appearance of the Vulture. (Didn't see that one coming).
For every weird choice and bad choice there is a brilliant choice. Like having Captain America be a Native American. (How is that not the standard forever)?
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
One of the wilder books to spring from the depths of Gaiman's bottomless imagination.
The Marvel Universe has been written over England of the early 1600s.
Dr. Strange is the Queen's magician Sir Nicholas Fury is her spy master
Reality begins to unravel as it is revealed that this "new" reality is not natural but the result of a hero from the future being banished. Steve Rogers was abducted by his enemies and the dimensional ship flew askew fucking up the time flow.
Brilliant! The characters are true to form, and yet, very 17th century. And the names, oh lord. I don't know which one I like more, Carlos Javier, Peter Parquagh, Scotius Summerisle or Grand Inquisitor Enrique. 4 stars for the story and 5 stars for the art!