Each character is carefully analyzed and explained in such detail that fans both new and old will appreciate. The detailed drawings and imagnative explanations lend depth to the heroes and villains i grew up with.

Every page pulls you in and keeps you engaged. Each layout is unique, so the book never seems repetitive. The overall art style is awesome and fits the theme of the book.

The cross sections aptly depict how the 60+ characters’ anatomy stimulates and supports their individual powers. Marvel anatomy is a stunning book. It's literally like reading through a medical book on anatomy (but way cooler! The anatomy of mjolnir h...  Read More

The illustrations are a sight to behold. The colors are incredibly rich and vibrant. The attention to detail is truly top notch.

Jonah lobe's illustrations are beautiful and intricate. Jonah’s skillset in 3d/2d is unparalleled. We need more jonah lobe illustrating the mcu! I mean the rest is great too, but jonah's conceptual and technical execution of the marvel characters’ ana...  Read More

This story is fantastic! The book moves along quickly, the characters are believable, and the plot is interesting. Will undoubtedly buy more in the series.

Mosley writes with spare prose and a deep appreciation for the cadences and diversity of the african-american community. Shows us the vibrant african american community that existed largely invisible to those of us for whom la felt like the midwest wi...  Read More

Devil is a fast paced book about * and intrigue. His more than sixty books also include two other series of mysteries and three science fiction novels as well as five nonfiction books and a slew of other work.

Good detective story, similar to the raymond chandler marlowe stories. Mosley writes as good a hard-boiled detective novel as parker, macdonald, etc.

The book is not long, mosley conveys so much through his characters and settings. Mosley is a great story teller.

Players appear for a paragraph, disappear, then appear again in a sentence 100 pages later. They always seem so uneventful. There was no *, or big reveal at the end.