The invasion seen from the front lines.
With the same formula of "Civil War: Front Line", Marvel Comics has this title complements the Secret Invasion series .
For those who did not know it, Front Line was published alongside the development of the entire Civil War and showed the point of view as some inhabitants of the Marvel Universe deal with that event. In our country we enjoyed TPB, which we enjoy "pull" the various stories that were presented originally in monthly installments.
"Secret Invasion: Front Line" has apparently abandoned the concept of presenting different stories with their own creative teams, limited to a single creative team that will chronicle the invasion from several points of view: that of a taxi driver, a publicist and daughter, that of the reporter Ben Urich and a doctor and a security guard.
My paracer the principle was attractive since the Civil War was raised in, and I think that stopping the project in the hands of a single creative team is a great success. The reader is hooked to the series first in art, but will remain in history as interesting as it is that mere mortals face these devastating events.
This first issue sets the pieces on the board, which began to move as soon as the Skrull ship appeared in the heavens Yorkers. A highly recommended reading enjoyable, especially if we are following the central series.
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