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Men In Black Comic #1
The Men in Black
A DEA agent is recruited into the MIB by Agent Kay, who is on assignment investigating a drug cult.
28 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1990
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Lowell Cunningham
42 books7 followersLowell Cunningham is an American comic creator and writer. He is easily best known for creating The Men in Black comic series in 1990, which would subsequently launch the entire Men in Black franchise. He also is known for creating and writing the Alien Nation comic series.
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September 6, 2022
now that i’ve read this, i think it’s even more impressive that they made such a good movie out of it. i mean okay some of the core concept and even a few very fine details are here, but the tone is just so genuinely unpleasant and the characters so unlikable that i don’t really think i ever would’ve found a reason to read this if it weren’t for the movie. the only real value add here for me is that kay is apparently pretty into hypnodomming. so, the neuralyzer works way differently in the comic and it basically puts people into a trance where they can be bossed around and questioned in addition to altering their memory, and every time kay puts someone in a trance he tells them he’s their superior and they should call him “sir.” so uh yeah. even though he’s thoroughly not my type, that’s pretty freaking hot.
okay i did also enjoy that in addition to aliens the mib also deals with demons and werewolves and whatnot. i think narrowing the focus the way the movies does makes a lot of sense and lets them do a lot more detailed worldbuilding, but the idea of them being involved in more than just ufos was pretty fun.
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okay i did also enjoy that in addition to aliens the mib also deals with demons and werewolves and whatnot. i think narrowing the focus the way the movies does makes a lot of sense and lets them do a lot more detailed worldbuilding, but the idea of them being involved in more than just ufos was pretty fun.
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check out my megareview of the whole men in black franchise on my blog 24,000 miles to the moon https://24000milestothemoon.com/2022/...
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