This is my first attempt at a review of a comic book. So, it may not be good.. But it will get better soon!

‘Watchmen‘ was a comic book, created by writer Alan Moore and artist Dave Gibbons and colorist John Higgns. It was a twelve issue miniseries published by DC Comics during 1986 and 1987. This series changed the way comic books were started. It was an awesome series. And it this series that got me started into comics. It seems only fitting that, I start my first review of my Comic section with its prequel ‘Before Watchmen: Silk Spectre‘. Thus here goes my first attempt at a comic book review-

 

 

Writer:

Darwyn Cooke and Amanda Conner.

Artist:

Amanda Conner

Review:

Silk Spectre #1 is good. The trouble with this one is the dialogue itself. Most of the interesting things happen only through the actions and not the dialogue. The starting scene where Sally lies to Laurie about her father. In this, the scene just shift. But what happens between that scene and the next, is told by flash backs, which just jump backward and forward in time without warning.

The artwork in this comic was very good! The whole story was nicely written. It was a good follow up to The Minutemen #1 of last week. Amanda Conner’s attention to detail, is commendable. She has drawn even  the objects in the fridge. She is truly talented!

Final Verdict:

7/10