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| "Fearless Robotman" from Doom Patrol vol.3 #10 (DC, 2002) by John Arcudi and Tan Eng Huat |
I was out of comics for a while and completely missed the Doom Patrol in the early 2000s (two whole volumes!). Since picked up a few issues of Arcudi's series, mostly because it has such interesting art, and hoping to read the whole thing for my Old 52 series some day. What I know is that Robotman is back (he's old faithful - it ain't the DP without Cliff Steele), this time with a bunch of super-powered kids. Eventually, the weirdness of the previous series comes home to roost, but the issues I do have are very art-centric, quick reads. Anyone want to steer me towards or away from this book?
I bought only a few issues and that was when back issues were on sale. Like you, it was for the art. I've never bothered to fill in my missing issues, though.
ReplyDeleteI really liked this series of DP, better then the Byrne series that followed, weirder but not as much fun as Giffen's vol. 5. I'm a Doom Patrol fanatic, have just about every issue of all 5 volumes and working on working on getting every appearance!
ReplyDeleteThat's commitment! Especially volume 1. How did you like Reboot Robotman in the latest My Greatest Adventure mini-series?
ReplyDeleteHmm, I've dropped DC comics since Flushpoint, didn't even know that existed. Thanks for the heads up!
ReplyDeleteCheck it out. I absolutely loved this dramatic redesign of both Robotman and Madame Rouge.
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