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Legion of Super-Heroes, Book 1: Teenage Revolution by Mark Waid
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Legion of Super-Heroes, Book 1: Teenage Revolution

by Mark Waid

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Mark Waid's relaunch of the classic Legion of Super Heroes brings great Buffy the Vampire Slayer-type wit and action to the premise. These are real teen emotions in the context of cosmic adventure. Recommended for most all readers, especialy comic book and science fiction fans. ( )
  mattsya | Dec 13, 2007 |
Recasts LSH as teen rebel movement, but not completely without cause. Galactic war threatens, and Legion represents teen voice and involvement. ( )
  yarmando | Jan 29, 2007 |
When I heard about this I thought, 'Oh no, not Again'. Reboot number 73. Mark Waid, however is a bastard, this is actually good. Let us hope they never have to try it again (wishful thinking, I guess). Or, if it fails, then just Showcase all the old Legion stories, so we can read those ones instead, rather than having to put up with another retcon.

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  bluetyson | Nov 9, 2006 |
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