RAVENCROFT REOPENED! After the hellish horrors of ABSOLUTE CARNAGE, the Ravencroft Institute has received a much-needed facelift and is open for business with a new staff , including JOHN JAMESON, looking to atone for the part he played in ABSOLUTE CARNAGE. But will Ravencroft return the mentally unstable villains of the Marvel Universe to upstanding citizens and give John RAVENCROFT REOPENED! After the hellish horrors of ABSOLUTE CARNAGE, the Ravencroft Institute has received a much-needed facelift and is open for business with a new staff , including JOHN JAMESON, looking to atone for the part he played in ABSOLUTE CARNAGE. But will Ravencroft return the mentally unstable villains of the Marvel Universe to upstanding citizens and give John the redemption he's looking for, or will they fall prey to the hospital's seemingly sinister nature? COLLECTING: RAVENCROFT (2020) 1-5
Ravencroft
RAVENCROFT REOPENED! After the hellish horrors of ABSOLUTE CARNAGE, the Ravencroft Institute has received a much-needed facelift and is open for business with a new staff , including JOHN JAMESON, looking to atone for the part he played in ABSOLUTE CARNAGE. But will Ravencroft return the mentally unstable villains of the Marvel Universe to upstanding citizens and give John RAVENCROFT REOPENED! After the hellish horrors of ABSOLUTE CARNAGE, the Ravencroft Institute has received a much-needed facelift and is open for business with a new staff , including JOHN JAMESON, looking to atone for the part he played in ABSOLUTE CARNAGE. But will Ravencroft return the mentally unstable villains of the Marvel Universe to upstanding citizens and give John the redemption he's looking for, or will they fall prey to the hospital's seemingly sinister nature? COLLECTING: RAVENCROFT (2020) 1-5
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Paul E. Morph –
This was an OK little horror story but didn’t really live up to the promise of the prequel one-shots, unfortunately. Some of the subplots never went anywhere but I suppose they could have been set-up for future Ravencroft stories.
Emma –
4.5 stars. Great art and a good story. It was kind of a tie in to other Marvel works like Spider-Man and Venom - not that I have read those- but the story made sense anyway because it was told in flashbacks. Shame it’s a stand alone.
Tiag⊗ –
Well, my interest for Ravencroft quickly vanished with this book, seems like they're establishing a smaller kind of Dark Reign here, but I'm just not feeling it, bring the Midnight Sons back and we'll talk. Well, my interest for Ravencroft quickly vanished with this book, seems like they're establishing a smaller kind of Dark Reign here, but I'm just not feeling it, bring the Midnight Sons back and we'll talk.
Guilherme Smee –
Depois de falar da minissérie em três edições Ruínas de Ravencroft, chegou a hora de falar da minissérie em cinco edições Ravencroft, arquitetada pelo escritor Frank Tieri. No Brasil, as duas foram trazidas no mesmo encadernado e têm ligações com o rescaldo da minissérie Carnificina Absoluta. Uma das coisas mais legais dessa minissérie é que ela se passa no Universo Marvel, mas não tem ligação com nenhuma franquia da Casa das Ideias. Personagens dos mais diferentes cantos desse universo passam p Depois de falar da minissérie em três edições Ruínas de Ravencroft, chegou a hora de falar da minissérie em cinco edições Ravencroft, arquitetada pelo escritor Frank Tieri. No Brasil, as duas foram trazidas no mesmo encadernado e têm ligações com o rescaldo da minissérie Carnificina Absoluta. Uma das coisas mais legais dessa minissérie é que ela se passa no Universo Marvel, mas não tem ligação com nenhuma franquia da Casa das Ideias. Personagens dos mais diferentes cantos desse universo passam por suas páginas como o Homem-Lobo, Demo, Misty Knight, Rei do Crime, Justiceiro, Rocha Lunar, Norman Osborn, Senhor Fantástico e todos estão juntos nos esforços para tornar Ravencroft novamente um local de recuperação de criminosos a ser respeitado pela sociedade. Mas os segredos subterrâneos daquele lugar não vão deixar os personagens da Marvel em paz. O roteiro é bem engendrado e arte muito competente. Posso ter ido com poucas expectativas para a HQ, mas acabou me deixando satisfeito com o que apresentou.
RG –
Just seemed slightly underdone
Sam –
I've been told this is a very untypical read for Marvel so I got excited since I tend to not enjoy the majority of Marvel stories. I have to disagree though, this is very Marvel! I've been told this is a very untypical read for Marvel so I got excited since I tend to not enjoy the majority of Marvel stories. I have to disagree though, this is very Marvel!
Jorge Schumacher –
Uma história confusa e bastante atropelada. O leitor que não tiver um bom conhecimento das histórias e personagens do universo Marvel não entenderá boa parte da história.
Dubzor –
This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I couldn't even finish this, which is saying something. I've forced myself through some drek in my day but when the art is ugly AND the dialogue is this cringe enducing I couldn't help thinking there were better uses of my time. Here's the thing, a Marvel version of Arkham is interesting enough of a concept you don't need to double down by shoving Norman Osborn, Kingpin, Taskmaster, Hobgoblin, etc. into the mix. That's just way too heavy handed. That's essentially telling your readers you have no I couldn't even finish this, which is saying something. I've forced myself through some drek in my day but when the art is ugly AND the dialogue is this cringe enducing I couldn't help thinking there were better uses of my time. Here's the thing, a Marvel version of Arkham is interesting enough of a concept you don't need to double down by shoving Norman Osborn, Kingpin, Taskmaster, Hobgoblin, etc. into the mix. That's just way too heavy handed. That's essentially telling your readers you have nothing interesting to do with the concept in and of itself that you have to rely on the work others have done for you. "Ohhhh.man, Norman Osborn...AGAIN...shits really serious now!" It's essentially the same thing as giving "insert random Marvel character here" a symbiote or the Phoenix Force. You have no ideas but want to manufacture something impressive and imposing with as little work as possible. Then there's the fact that Grizzly, Kingpin, Hyde, and even Frank Castle all have the same face. If that's not bad enough, said face is some weird gorilla jaw line thing. Which for characters like Hyde and Grizzly make sense. But why the hell does Frank Castle have it too? It's aggressively terrible no matter which way you cut it.
Chris Lemmerman –
Ruins Of Ravencroft set up a hell of a lot of Carnage-related backstory for the Ravencroft Institute, but the actual Ravencroft mini falls somewhere between there and a pseudo-Thunderbolts arc. The star of the show swings between Norman and John Jameson as they vie for control of the asylum, while monsters from the depths spring up to menace them. Oh, and the Kingpin is there for a bit too. It's not bad. It's just kinda okay? There's nothing majorly defining going on here - it's mostly just a se Ruins Of Ravencroft set up a hell of a lot of Carnage-related backstory for the Ravencroft Institute, but the actual Ravencroft mini falls somewhere between there and a pseudo-Thunderbolts arc. The star of the show swings between Norman and John Jameson as they vie for control of the asylum, while monsters from the depths spring up to menace them. Oh, and the Kingpin is there for a bit too. It's not bad. It's just kinda okay? There's nothing majorly defining going on here - it's mostly just a sequel to the Absolute Carnage mini with Misty Knight with some added monsters in it. I don't really have a lot else to say. Oh, Reed Richards shows up for a bit. It's fine? Also fine is the art. Angel Unzueta could have gone a bit harder on the body horror I think, but it's serviceable enough. I'm not even sure who I'd recommend this to. People who really like the Spider-Man characters? People who really want to read about Norman Osborn being a dick? I dunno. It's fine. This is fine. I've lost my train of thought. Fine? Ruins of Ravencroft was better. But this was...fine.
RubiGiráldez RubiGiráldez –
La primera miniserie de Ravencroft asienta buenas bases y planteamientos. Pero la cosa queda en el aceptable divertimento con la trama de los No Deseados que se come el foco. Pero ya hemos tenido algún buen momento con lo de tener a supervillanos controlando la institución donde hay encerrados hasta (anti)héroes. Veremos qué pasa con el rollo de Knull. Pero estoy deseando leer más historias de Ravencroft en lo que importe sean las interacciones de los villanos encerrados, pero siempre abierto a La primera miniserie de Ravencroft asienta buenas bases y planteamientos. Pero la cosa queda en el aceptable divertimento con la trama de los No Deseados que se come el foco. Pero ya hemos tenido algún buen momento con lo de tener a supervillanos controlando la institución donde hay encerrados hasta (anti)héroes. Veremos qué pasa con el rollo de Knull. Pero estoy deseando leer más historias de Ravencroft en lo que importe sean las interacciones de los villanos encerrados, pero siempre abierto a seguir explorando el alma de terror que han ido creando.
Joel De –
I picked this Trade Paperback expecting a nice, self contained horror story, but it was not. Starting the story, a lot of references to other comic books were made. I think that made some holes in the story at the beginning. Would be better if the could spend a few panels, or a page, just for a quick review. But as the story progresses, the dialogues keep being bland, and weak. The writers tried to pump up the story with cameos of random Marvel characters that could only impress a teenage fanboy I picked this Trade Paperback expecting a nice, self contained horror story, but it was not. Starting the story, a lot of references to other comic books were made. I think that made some holes in the story at the beginning. Would be better if the could spend a few panels, or a page, just for a quick review. But as the story progresses, the dialogues keep being bland, and weak. The writers tried to pump up the story with cameos of random Marvel characters that could only impress a teenage fanboy. Only recommended if you are a super fan of Marvel and this series.
Jacob Snider –
I enjoyed this. It's always nice to see the darker side of Marvel. I hope this isn't as dark as it gets, though. I enjoyed this. It's always nice to see the darker side of Marvel. I hope this isn't as dark as it gets, though.
Xroldx –
Ruins of Ravencroft was good, this is mediocre.
Jason –
4.5 This was very good. A good deal better than I would have suspended. I didn't even intend to read it. But... I guess I did. The resolution to the main conflict of the series was a bit abrupt/too easy. But the behind the scenes machinations made it a little better with some cool character consequences. Misty Night and Punisher: that team up totally works. Also Misty Night! 4.5 This was very good. A good deal better than I would have suspended. I didn't even intend to read it. But... I guess I did. The resolution to the main conflict of the series was a bit abrupt/too easy. But the behind the scenes machinations made it a little better with some cool character consequences. Misty Night and Punisher: that team up totally works. Also Misty Night!
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