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My commission of Starfinger by Mark Stegbauer from his charity benefit on behalf of Second Harvest
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Brian Bolland
For my back cover to A Tale of Two Proties #109 in Interlac #287, February 2024, I used a splash page by John Forte from Adventure Comics #335. I trimmed it, and used Photoshop to cover over text boxes and chapter designation. Finished illo with original scan below.
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We won't forget STAR FINGER during p3, also EXACTLY 30 years ago was Stardust Crusaders released! Happy birthday to one of my favourite part!^^
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Steve Lightle
LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES #40-41 NOVEMBER - DECEMBER 1987 BY PAUL LEVITZ, GREG LAROCQUE, DAN JURGENS, MIKE DECARLO, CARL GAFFORD AND STEVE LIGHTLE
The Legion plans to stop Starfinger before he stops them, but first, they will need to find him.
SCORE: 5
Don’t take it the wrong way, Legion is an interesting book... but it will constantly get low scores because of its inaccessibility (which is always a part of my scoring system). I could make the exception for this book in particular, just like I usually do exceptions by comparing a book to other books that came out at that particular moment in time, but no. They did this to themselves.
Legion is a very complicated property to follow, it’s no mystery why it had to be rebooted a few times and then tried to be retconed back (not very successfully). I haven’t tried Bendis Legion yet, but it will probably take him 10 years to tell one chapter of his idea for the Legion, so I better wait.
Now, back to this story, the Starfinger saga was, for a while, the only Legion story I ever had in my hands... but not completely. I got the issues out of sequence, but I was really impressed by the many characters and wild ideas. I still think that is the main appeal of the book. It was powerful enough to make a lasting impact and when Waid rebooted the Legion I ate it up like candies (most of you probably already forgot about that particular version, but to me... it’s kind of MY version).
Anyway... the story is not completely inaccessible, you can figure out what happened before, but there are too many characters with too many plots, you will not be able to get the full picture without going for back issues... a lot of back issues... like years. This can be very rewarding to loyal readers though, especially if they only read Legion and are able to revisit back issues all the time (something kids do, I know I did).
This story is just a small chapter of a longer saga (that I remember enjoying), so I am expecting to get in “context” by the time it ends.
Another thing that doesn’t help this book is the way the story is structured. With so many characters it is easy to get lost, and sometimes “mandatory” fights take over the whole issue and you no longer know why they are fighting and where. I think a more traditional narration would benefit the Legion. Like keeping one or two point of views... that are connected to each other.
