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A review by tobin_elliott
Doctor Strange: Fall Sunrise by Tradd Moore, Heather Moore
slow-paced
0.25
All right, I'm seeing all these glowing reviews from people who read it, but didn't understand it and will have to go back and try again. I'm gonna be honest...
This was garbage. Utter garbage.
The art? Yes, it's pretty, but almost mostly meaningless. Literally, there's pages that are simply Moore drawing pretty stuff that really just takes up space and neither adds to the story nor does anything to make this incomprehensible mess more understandable.
Tradd Moore draws well, there's no question. And he looks like he graduated from the School of How To Draw Like The Beatles Yellow Submarine Movie.
But if there's actually a story here, I can't find it. I can find a lot of words. Many of them repeated ad nauseum, as Moore seems like he has found a few phrases that bear writing over and over again, like some after-school detention punishment.
Yes, he gets Strange into strange places, with strange people, but it's also like he forgot that Dr. Strange is, first and foremost, a Sorcerer Supreme. Instead, he has him bust out a little magic at the beginning that goes nowhere.
Tradd Moore ultimately gives the Sorcerer Supreme all the magic skills of a Taco Supreme.
Absolutely not worth the paper it's printed on. Don't waste your time.
This was garbage. Utter garbage.
The art? Yes, it's pretty, but almost mostly meaningless. Literally, there's pages that are simply Moore drawing pretty stuff that really just takes up space and neither adds to the story nor does anything to make this incomprehensible mess more understandable.
Tradd Moore draws well, there's no question. And he looks like he graduated from the School of How To Draw Like The Beatles Yellow Submarine Movie.
But if there's actually a story here, I can't find it. I can find a lot of words. Many of them repeated ad nauseum, as Moore seems like he has found a few phrases that bear writing over and over again, like some after-school detention punishment.
Yes, he gets Strange into strange places, with strange people, but it's also like he forgot that Dr. Strange is, first and foremost, a Sorcerer Supreme. Instead, he has him bust out a little magic at the beginning that goes nowhere.
Tradd Moore ultimately gives the Sorcerer Supreme all the magic skills of a Taco Supreme.
Absolutely not worth the paper it's printed on. Don't waste your time.