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Stargate Atlantis: Back to Pegasus #2
Stargate Atlantis: Back to Pegasus #2
Atlantis is back with a brand new monthly comic book series that continues the television series continuity and is jam packed with fun extras! Comic illustrating legend, Greg LaRocque (Flash Return of Barry Allen, Web of Spider-Man), joins the team of Mark L. Haynes and J.C. Vaughn (Fox’s 24) to deliver the next official chapter in Atlantis mythology. Following the destruction of the Super Hive ship Atlantis and her crew find themselves stranded on Earth. But a startling discovery sends the team in search of a new Gate system and reveals that the horrors of the Pegasus Galaxy are not far away. A new threat rises to challenge the crew and stop the city from returning to its rightful place. Come with us on this new comic book season of Stargate Atlantis and join the fight to get #BackToPegasus!
33 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 6, 2016
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June 8, 2019
Much more straight forward plot and it seems interesting enough. I prefer this issue to the first. More science and tech, and less time with skippy battles.
I think some things contradict however. Sometimes I feel like they state things as much dire and serious then the comic plot actual delves into. Aka time and the tech. Such as I still think the time that occurred in Pegasus the past two issues doesn't line up with the Milky Way but I it supposedly did? Also the last issue ending problem seems practically ignored and not truly taken into account.
Over all, it was interesting at least.
I think some things contradict however. Sometimes I feel like they state things as much dire and serious then the comic plot actual delves into. Aka time and the tech. Such as I still think the time that occurred in Pegasus the past two issues doesn't line up with the Milky Way but I it supposedly did? Also the last issue ending problem seems practically ignored and not truly taken into account.
Over all, it was interesting at least.
April 14, 2020
Janus returns, and he's still up to mischief!
December 22, 2025
As uninspiring as the first volume and suffering from the same disjointed flow. I did enjoy that last panel, admittedly, but it doesn't make up for the story's deficiencies.
September 8, 2016
Sometimes it is hard to distinguish beloved characters in this.
Can people (ie actors) ask that their likeness be distorted or hidden in a comic book from a previous work of theirs? Because really, otherwise there is no real excuse for this and just another insult to a beleaguered fandom.
Can people (ie actors) ask that their likeness be distorted or hidden in a comic book from a previous work of theirs? Because really, otherwise there is no real excuse for this and just another insult to a beleaguered fandom.
April 16, 2017
A zase mesiac čakať T_T
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