Original sin Who shot the Watcher Who shot the Watcher /

Mark Waid, 1962-

Book - 2014

Who shot the Watcher? Uatu, the mysterious space-god who's been watching mankind from the moon for as long as we can remember...is dead. Thus begins the greatest murder mystery in Marvel history! As Nick Fury leads the heroes of the Marvel Universe in an investigation, other forces are marshaling and other questions are arising. Why is Black Panther gathering a secret team of his own, including Emma Frost, the Punisher and Dr. Strange? Who is the Unseen? What was stolen from the Watcher's lair? Fury's cosmic manhunt leads to the far corners of the universe and beyond, but just when the Avengers think they've cornered their murderer...everything explodes, unleashing the Marvel Universe's greatest secrets and rocking ...the heroes to their core! What did the Watcher see? What was the Original Sin?

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Published
New York : Marvel 2014.
Language
English
Main Author
Mark Waid, 1962- (author)
Other Authors
Jason Aaron (author), Jim Cheung (artist)
Item Description
Collecting: Point One 1 (Watcher story), Original Sin 0-8, Original Sins 1-5, Original Sin Annual 1, Original Sin: Secret Avengers Infinite Comic 1-2.
Physical Description
1 volume (unpaged) : illustrations
Audience
Parental advisory.
ISBN
9780785190691
Contents unavailable.
Review by Publisher's Weekly Review

This fast-paced adventure collects the Original Sin limited series along with ancillary material, in which a cosmic entity called the Watcher is murdered on the moon. Superheroes well known to a general audience, such as Captain America, Spider-Man, and Rocket Raccoon, team up with more obscure characters, such as Nova and the Orb, to solve the mystery. Aaron's (Thor, Ghost Rider) dialogue can be wordy, but the plot moves quickly, and a complicated backstory involving secrets from the characters' pasts is incorporated seamlessly. There are some confusing layouts from Deodato (New Avengers), and occasionally words or artwork run into the binding of the book, but overall the colors are crisp and the action is fun and easy to follow. The ancillary material, which includes several spin-off series, doesn't add to the main story and clashes in look and tone, but the main narrative is packed with enough superheroics to make the book feel complete. The large cast of characters is introduced with one-sentence bios ("Bruce Banner: not to be made angry") that assume a familiarity with the Marvel universe, but movie fans who want to dive into the comics can easily start here. (Nov.) © Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.

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