Of course a first issue is there to set up the story we aren’t going to get a lot of answers and that’s not what I’m asking for. It’s pretty much all set up, and that is what kind of takes me out of it. The story itself is light on moving things along. “Reborn” #1 isn’t much more than it’s premise, but it can be. Right off the bat, the biggest problem with “Reborn” #1 is that it doesn’t really get into anything that wasn’t already revealed in all the promotional material.

This afterlife is a bit different from others: it is a fantasy world where you live out an adventurous life as a younger version of yourself. After Bonnie dies, she’s transported to the afterlife. Bonnie has lost her closest family in tragic ways, but she was destined to live a long life that will end here, in a nursing home. “Reborn” #1 tells the story of Bonnie Black in her last days she’s elderly and not in good health. “Reborn” #1 is another big concept from Millar and while it’s a great looking book, it doesn’t completely thrill me the way that I was hoping it would. Millar’s work has never really resonated with me, but he always seems to attract the right kind of artistic talent to any project. Somewhere the people from the past are waiting for you-the good and the bad.Īs someone who’s never been a huge Mark Millar fan, I went into “Reborn” #1 not expecting to enjoy this. Where do you go when you die? Not heaven or hell somewhere else.

MARK MILLAR & GREG CAPULLO join forces to create the smash hit sci-fi / fantasy story of the year: REBORN. Illustrated by Greg Capullo, Jonathan Glapion and FCO Plascencia

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