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45 (Forty-five) ReviewIn a world inhabited by Super-S genes and 2nd degree mutations, there would always be something to write about. From the children that appear and that are abandoned because parents see no way to take care of them to the exploits of superheroes the world over, mankind (or Normans) would be infatuated by them. And what's not to be infatuated with? From the mixed marriages of Norman and Super-S types to the powers granted by birth, toxic waste, and even more nefarious groups attempting to "protect mankind," there are a lot of things that can be covered.And, perhaps, there are some things that would be better left undiscovered.
It really makes for a good read.
The way Forty-Five is set up is this: While there are no "Vaders" telling their tales (the nickname for supervillians in the world), there are all sorts of mutations. You have people who put on suits that they can take off after the big show, people who get their powers from accidents that they stumble onto, and then there are those that are born with their gifts. Forty-five seeks to cover all of these and more, starting with the birth of a Super-S and ending with the birth of the reporters child after he's seen the dark side of everything. This makes for some great reading and it asks the question: what would happen if there really were people out there with powers that rivaled even the most dangerous weapons mankind had thought of?
Along with each of these stories is a page of artwork, letting everything lay out like an interview on one half of the page and like a great piece of art on the other. The art tells the story its own way, too, allowing for the reader to see some of the things that the people go through. I personally liked a few more than others - a girl having a teaparty with all sorts of imaginary things, only to have them disappear in the blink of an eye and show us just how alone she was. Or the birth of a Super-S baby that flies - only the parents don't know about it - and what this could cause.
Here we go from adult to child and back again, only we see these people in lights they want to cast and we see some of the people who pull their strings. When you think of this in a real-world scenario, it is a frightening thing.
This may not be for everyone - it is not a compic but it is a great look into what being a hero would mean. You would have fans and you would have villians and you would have so many different degrees of people associated with what is happening. I was personally pulled in by the book - a nice read and one that does not waste time - and thought some of the story overlap was lovely. The Lotus is a prime example; she controls people and recruits, allowing some subtle manipulation to overtake the people she is aiming at. and i think a lot of readers would like it too, especially those who want more from their stories bsides sparring, hitting, kicking, and the occasional doomsday plot (that was a joke - how many of those do we see, really?).
i liked it, was surprised, and recommend it highly. I also have to say to get one while you can because they are going out of print FAST.45 (Forty-five) Overview
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