Re: Fear Itself (Fraction/Immonen) discussion
I don't think you're being fair. If this was Bendis, okay, but Fraction is a more consistantly capable writer and there's no reason to believe, at this point, that he will fall into that.
Now, that said, I have never heard of this anti-Thor character (or the anti-Odin for that matter) so any shock value I should be getting out of this is lost on me. Story was fine, I just didn't care that much about characters I've never heard of. Or has no one heard of them? It seemed like I should have - maybe that's a fault of the writer.
You are.
It's the antithesis of Thor's hammer showing up during WWII, and for some reason, Sin can wield it. And in doing so, she releases the antithesis of Odin, which in turn makes Odin pull all the Asgard gods out of Oklahoma (no wonder JMS left Thor) and puts them back in Asgard. In doing so, he takes away Thor's hammer's powers.
Meanwhile, Anti Odin summons more weapons of power which fall on the world and no doubt will be more Anti Thors, which will be defeated by a Dues Ex Machina at the end.
All the while, my star villain, the Plot Hole, exists in the sidelines, waiting for his moment to strike.
I don't think you're being fair. If this was Bendis, okay, but Fraction is a more consistantly capable writer and there's no reason to believe, at this point, that he will fall into that.
Now, that said, I have never heard of this anti-Thor character (or the anti-Odin for that matter) so any shock value I should be getting out of this is lost on me. Story was fine, I just didn't care that much about characters I've never heard of. Or has no one heard of them? It seemed like I should have - maybe that's a fault of the writer.