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Quick Review: Local Man (with Radiant Black) (Patreon)

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2024-03-27 21:43:35
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Here's a quick look at two Image series that have a similar theme. One is successful...the other less so.

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Edward Clayton Andrew

Speaking as a long time Power Rangers fan... Radiant Black wasn't exactly on target with me, either.

Philip Berghan-Whyman

Initially, I enjoyed Radiant Black as a play on a trope, but it got old. I am enjoying Local Man, despite having hated the Gen 13 era of super hero comics so much that it triggered a break from comic books of about 10 years.

Juan Navarro

Yeah, I feel like, yeah, okay, it's alright to have some nostalgia here and there, but FUUUUUCK, aren't we beating a dead horse with all this shit? Local Man seemed cool I read the first issue, but he's so unlikable as a character I was kind of meh. RADIANT BLACK had a twist in issue 4, but it wasn't enough for me to stay on it.

Super Vader

Funny. I recall seeing alot of advertisement for Radiant Black but Local Man flew under the radar. When I got into comics in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The early Image series where always the butt of many jokes. Mostly the series from Extreme Studios.

Paul Peterson

I feel like Radiant Black was devised mainly as a gateway hero so Higgins could build this new “Massiveverse” he’s been pushing so hard. I stuck it out for a few issues, but yeah… not compelling enough to stick with. If you’re gonna create a new superhero “universe” these days, it better be damned good