Title: Big Bang Adventures # 25
Publisher: Big Bang Comics
Cover/Stories/Art: Ronald C. Williams
Amphibia-man Pin-up: Karl Altaetter
Cover/Story Colors: Shayne Cui
Price: $ 4.95 US
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Website: www.bigbangcomics.com
Comments: “Emergence!”
Amphibia-man, as you first see him, is a visual delight. Steam Roller makes for a big,ig hulking guy. Amphibia-, man, right from the start, you can tell it’s a fun superhero, yet he does take what he does seriously.
The story does reveal Amphibia-man’s powers and abilities as it goes along. He is shown as a selfless hero risking himself to protect others.
Red Scorpion is illustrated as a bad butt kicking villain.
Amphibia-man’s origin is revealed here. The telling is short and to the point, telling you everything you need to know.
The White Specter puts up a good fight. She is drawn to have some nice moves in her fights.
Amphibia-man is exciting in battle and visually eye-catching. He has a mission in life, and nothing is going to stop him. His main villain does not have superpowers, bustilll,l it is easy to see how much of a threat he is.
“Mercura”
Mercura is a reluctant superhero. His suit design says powerful. It is a simple design,gn but grabs your attention.
A roofreader was needed.
The battles are fast and fierce. Mercura is explosive excitement in a fight.
Mercura faces an alien threat. He does not fal, falter; he prepares and then flies headlong into the danger. Mercura changes throughout this story,y and in the e, nd a superhero the Earth can be proud of emerges.
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