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@jfinkhaeuser@bookwyrm.social I really enjoyed this one. One of my favourites in the series.
Mostly reading sci-fi, fantasy, and comics/graphic novels, but occasionally some other stuff too.
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@jfinkhaeuser@bookwyrm.social I really enjoyed this one. One of my favourites in the series.

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I bought a collection of comics on a whim, based on the writer alone (Brian Michael Bendis), and the Powers series was one of the inclusions. I had no knowledge of it prior, having mainly known Bendis from his Ultimate Spider-Man/Miles Morales creation. But let me tell you it did not disappoint!
Without going into too much of it: people have (super) powers in this universe, but the story follows two non-powered detectives while they work on powers-related cases, the first being a murder of quite an iconic hero.
And the angular noir style art by Michael Avon Oeming is great! It really bring the universe to life.

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I feel like I shouldn't have left such a big space of time between reading the previous volume and this one... Still good, though.
I feel like I shouldn't have left such a big space of time between reading the previous volume and this one... Still good, though.