Mister Terrific, Vol. 1: Mind Games
A Science Fiction, Comics, Superheroes book. Mind Games was a steaming cup of crap with a heaping spoonful of stupid mixed in for good measure.It makes...
As a part of the acclaimed DC Comics--The New 52 event of September 2011, the world's third-smartest man - and one of its most eligible bachelors-uses his brains and fists against science gone mad in this new series from Eric Wallace ("Titans") and Roger Robinson Michael Holt is the head of a successful high-tech corporation and an institute that recruits and encourages the finest minds of the next generation to excel. As Mister Terrific he inhabits a world of amazement few others know exists, let alone can comprehend.This volume collects issues #1-8 of "Mr. Terrific," part of the DC Comics--The New 52 event.
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- Pages: 192 pages
- ISBN: 9781401235000 / 0
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Mind Games was a steaming cup of crap with a heaping spoonful of stupid mixed in for good measure.It makes Justice League International, Vol. 1: The Signal Masters look good, if that tells you anything. So far, this is hands down the worst title I've read from DC's reboot. To start off, there was an amazing amount of pseudo-scientific... That was uniquely and aggressively terrible. It was stupid in every way. The dialogue was awful and the characters were dull. Mister Terrific's powers are actually pretty interesting, but they sidelined the whole tech angle for big goofy aliens. Out of all the first wave New 52 titles that were canceled, this is the one I enjoyed the most. It is actually pretty good. I have never heard of Mister Terrific before, but he's kind of like a Tony Stark industrialist with Reed Richards like technology. The T-Spheres are a cool superpower that I wish I got to see more of in the DCU....
