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 Starship Troopers - Warren Ellis, Paolo Parente
 Starship Troopers - Warren Ellis, Paolo Parente ... the film Starship Troopers and a prequel which describes the events leading up to the greatest intergalactic conflict of all time - a time when Earth's forces clashed explosively with insect-like creatures.Newest Review: ... Although the first two stories do lack the satirical edge the original film had they do make up for it with pace and pretty ... more ... sassy dialogue. “Insect Touch” written by Warren Ellis and Gordon Rennie is about the first contact with the insect menace. It’s a pretty simple deal a little reminiscent of Aliens, basically a bunch of troopers head off for the Bug Planet after an abortive attempt by the Bugs to populate earth. Of course they are on a suicide mission which they seem to be quite happy about, it’s all very gung ho and to be honest it’s pretty good fun. The artwork by Paolo Parente and David ...more |
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Starship Troopers - Warren Ellis, Paolo Parente: Supahpah Troopahpah (954 words)
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With a sour taste still in my mouth from my last review of “The Fall of the Sith Empire” you wouldn’t expect me to have a glowing appraisal of “Starship Troopers” but it’s actually pretty good, I was pleasantly surprised. I borrowed it from the library just expecting it to be a bit of no brainer entertainment and I was right it is totally no brainer but in the best way. Although “Starship Troopers” is a licence product released to tie in with the film it rises above what is generally a pretty dire sub section of the comic world. The reason it pulls this off is it sticks to the basic ethics of the film which if I ... Read the complete review
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