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REVIEW: The Scorched #1


Book Title: The Scorched #1
Book Description: The story is about a ragtag group of spawn enhanced individuals who are on a mission to Russia, while protecting two girls they rescued along the way! Starting off it shows the group waiting for the right moment. Then shows the group getting into a firefight with a russian group whose base they take over. Only to be told by the main Spawn, that the base they just took over would be their new home. Then the story backs up and goes into the story of how they as a group and the base they have since taken over and renamed came to be.
Book Author: Sean Lewis, Todd McFarlane
Book Format: Paperback
Publisher - Orgnization: Image Comics
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Illustrator: Stephen Segovia, Paulo Siqueira
- Story(3.7)
- Interior Art(4)
- Cover Art(4)
- Dialogue(3.5)
- Mechanics(3)
- Editing(3)










Summary
The cover and interior artwork is done extremely well and in true classic spawn style, and in and of itself could be something that you can just enjoy just looking at the artwork. It was eye pleasing and eye catching at the same time making it a visual pleasure!
The story itself holds just as much weight as the artwork, while not visually stunning, it does keep the reader’s attention and makes them seek more. While I myself am not a big fan of spawn I do enjoy a good story, and I rate this among them. The story while spawn based does feel a little like a suicide squad story of sorts, since the main Spawn leaves the group to their own devices until the last minute.
While my knowledge of the spawn is limited, this particular story makes me want to follow this book series just to see how it turns out at the end of the arc! When the artwork and the story does that, the book itself becomes a treasure that is worth reading! This is definitely going to be a heavy contender for my follow list!
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