Review of
Captain America (1968) #102
Published:
June 1968
Reviewer Rating:
Avg User Rating:
(2.76)
7/10
Surprisingly i kept interested from beginning to end, and even the corny end was ok. It's a well-paced, action-packed story with great flow between action and pause.
Of course it has its typical 60s' flaws, as the poor aim of villains, the viewscreens where you can see everywhere and everything and even hear, and the extremely stereotyped good and bad peoples, but this time i can overlook them because the story was dynamic and interesting.
I see an evolution from the clean early 60s, where the good ones only killed villains by accident or injured them, to now where they shoot to kill on self-defense. That gives more credibility to the stories.
Also, the relationship between Agent 13 and Cap has developed at least a bit. Now they can have a date even during working hours.
We are just a few steps from the new series "Mr. & Ms. Rogers".
Surprisingly i kept interested from beginning to end, and even the corny end was ok. It's a well-paced, action-packed story with great flow between action and pause.
Of course it has its typical 60s' flaws, as the poor aim of villains, the viewscreens where you can see everywhere and everything and even hear, and the extremely stereotyped good and bad peoples, but this time i can overlook them because the story was dynamic and interesting.
I see an evolution from the clean early 60s, where the good ones only killed villains by accident or injured them, to now where they shoot to kill on self-defense. That gives more credibility to the stories.
Also, the relationship between Agent 13 and Cap has developed at least a bit. Now they can have a date even during working hours.
We are just a few steps from the new series "Mr. & Ms. Rogers".
