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Rumble
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 Posted: Sat Sep 13, 2008 10:12 pm Post subject: Fallen Angel accesibility question |
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Hi all,
I'm new to Fallen Angel,
and wondering is any new issue fine to start on ?
I got #25,which was a good read,and want to know should i get any of the other volumes ?
what do you think ?
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Cyberstrike
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Try IDW #1, it sets everything up pretty good.
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cybershimmer
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Cyberstrike is correct in that the beginning of the IDW series sets things up quite nicely. I would very much recommend picking up the TPBs.
However when I began reading Fallen Angel I found it helpful to go right back to the beginning and read the 20 issues published by DC Comics and I even went further back and got a copy of the Sachs and Violens graphic novel. The last was just me being a little obsessive compulsive but with regard to the 20 DC issues a certain plot line in the IDW run begins in the DC run, its nothing truely essential unless you are a completist like myself. |
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