Pilot Season Genius #1

Pilot Season Genius #1

Alexander, Hannibal, Napoleon, Patton. What if the greatest military mind of OUR generation was born in strife, surrounded by violence and combat since birth? When the gauntlet is dropped, the question isn’t “How did 17-year-old Destiny Ajaye unite the gangs of South Central into a killer army and declare war on the LAPD?” No, the question is, “Can anyone stop her?”

(W) Marc Bernardin, Adam Freeman (A)Afua Richardson (COV)Afua Richardson

Size: 32 pages Pages

Price: $3.99

 

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The cover caught my eye, and the Synopse has me interested. As a kid I spent a lot of time in South Central, working the counter of my Uncles Covenience store. Not a fun place. But I've never seen it represented in a comic book. So I'll give it a shot.

Posted by DoctorColossus on 06/17/08 at 03:08 PM

I can't figure this out.  Is this glorifying gang violence or not?

Posted by ultimatehoratio on 06/20/08 at 11:57 AM

@ultimatehoratio I don't think it really glorifies the violence all that much. On the other hand it does follow through with the concept of "what if someone of this level of military talent was born into this situation".

 Although it's pretty dang bloody with a high body count and much of the story is told from the gangland perspective, the main character still comes across as a monster. I was also impressed that the cops aren't the stereotypical corrupt goons that L.A. cops as they're normally portrayed.

So far this is my favorite of Top Cow's Pilot Season. It accomplishes everything a first issue should.

Posted by Davetron3k on 06/22/08 at 12:11 PM

@ultimatehoratio I don't think it really glorifies the violence all that much. On the other hand it does follow through with the concept of "what if someone of this level of military talent was born into this situation".

 Although it's pretty dang bloody with a high body count and much of the story is told from the gangland perspective, the main character still comes across as a monster. I was also impressed that the cops aren't the stereotypical corrupt goons that L.A. cops as they're normally portrayed.

So far this is my favorite of Top Cow's Pilot Season. It accomplishes everything a first issue should.

Posted by Davetron3k on 06/22/08 at 12:11 PM

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