Mass Effect: Foundation #9

Mass Effect is getting more interesting and weird, I can’t tell if I like it or not but read my review to find out more.

The Illusive Man’s agents redouble their efforts to resurrect Shepard, and in doing so are led to the very model of a scientist salarian—Mordin Solus!

So the series, based on the hit video game, has clearly had it’s ups and downs. I have to say that this issue didn’t really do it for me because of a couple of reason but there are also some highlights. Let’s start with the positive. First off, the idea behind the agents trying to bring forth the resurrection of Shepard is an interesting. I think it allows everyone to be on a team and focus to a great goal and I really love it. I think it is great. I also love the introduction of Mordin Solus. It is like finding the Wizard in the Wizard of Oz. I think that it is a good thing. It brings me back to the time of the great movies, which is fun. Now to the bad, there is some things that I find wrong. I think that the series is loosing it’s focus, even though there is some thing new to develop the story, there are some things that are still not answered. I think that is my biggest problem with this issue. I mean it is something that that I am confused by it. Maybe, this is the way the writer wants it but I don’t quite like the pace that the issue going on. The writing is good but the fact that things have not been resolved just bothers me. The art is fun and works for this comic. The intricacy and detail to the characters works and I think you will see.

This issue is fun and exciting, but there are some issues that I wish it move forward quicker.