Post by Deleted on Dec 28, 2017 9:59:50 GMT -5
Seriously, it is.
It's great in that it keeps to the WWE's kayfabe without being this weird, outlandish thing that other wrestling comics have been. It will change that sometimes when it makes sense - if you feature the Wyatt family, weird shit is gonna happen - but other than that the book is great. It does a better job of humanizing Roman and Seth than WWE has ever managed to do on Raw I'll tell you that much.
A lot of the focus has been on The Shield and their drama. Seth's return from injury, and how they feud against each other. Their focus on making Seth this battle planner, showing how he put their image together and had to break it down for the other two who weren't really into it is very cool. This months issue was funny because it shows the Shield debut, but they don't have the rights to Ryback so it's some Tyler Rex looking goober.
Check the book out and I think you'd be pleasantly surprised. Anybody else read it?
It's great in that it keeps to the WWE's kayfabe without being this weird, outlandish thing that other wrestling comics have been. It will change that sometimes when it makes sense - if you feature the Wyatt family, weird shit is gonna happen - but other than that the book is great. It does a better job of humanizing Roman and Seth than WWE has ever managed to do on Raw I'll tell you that much.
A lot of the focus has been on The Shield and their drama. Seth's return from injury, and how they feud against each other. Their focus on making Seth this battle planner, showing how he put their image together and had to break it down for the other two who weren't really into it is very cool. This months issue was funny because it shows the Shield debut, but they don't have the rights to Ryback so it's some Tyler Rex looking goober.
Check the book out and I think you'd be pleasantly surprised. Anybody else read it?
