When a master of erotic comics arrives at Marvel, it gives X-Men: Girls in leak. Milo Manara is known worldwide for its sensual representations of young girls naked. And inevitably, when it seized the heroes of the House of Ideas, not to draw Wolvie and Colossus, but Marvel Girl, Psylocke, Emma Frost, Rogue, Kitty Pryde and Storm. The mutant, already quite sexy in general, will be staged in a very suggestive.
Poses seductive, languid eyes, very short clothes (yes, shorter than usual (yes, possible)), everything is good to load into Miss sex appeal. The skirts will fall well unfortunately (this wind then!), The girls hug (when the girl falls, we must not catch it? And if Ororo and Kitty are at the end of a vine in a sort of 69 improvised It is only by chance and gravity), in short, it is in the nicely naughty.
scenario, or rather the semblance of history is written by Chris Claremont . Girls
on vacation in Greece, where they frolic in the water and go at night to play box that will coat the shorter, when attacked, and one of them is removed. Here they follow the trail of the kidnappers, which will lead to Madripoor and the South Seas, where they meet a legendary tribe who does not like the clothes either. Against a backdrop of international conspiracy to confront China and India. Nothing exciting and even quite winded. It is indeed unfortunate, for that matter, as Claremont did not play the card of the alternative scenario and unexpected (based on humor or just the relationships between the characters, for example) rather than serve us a story pretext to damn bad basis, even once, "we must save the world."
Especially here, the interest is clearly elsewhere.
On a more practical level, it is entitled to a large format hardcover with. There is a small babbling intro de Quesada. For the record, he finds the team Panini "fabulous" ... he has probably never met the French branch. O)
A good point, however, for this edition due to the presence of a short talk to introduce the characters rapidly. The book ends with a short afterword by Nick Lowe.
's a curiosity that reads quickly and applies particularly to the presence of Manara.
bad that, contrary to what is advertised on the back cover, the artist did not have a script tailored and responsive to the "circumstances".
's a curiosity that reads quickly and applies particularly to the presence of Manara.
bad that, contrary to what is advertised on the back cover, the artist did not have a script tailored and responsive to the "circumstances".
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