Doctor Solar : Troublemaker
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Hey, I just recently got this comic, and I really enjoyed it. I liked how he is extremely powerful but seems to be learning along with his powers. He is also, as it seemed in this one, slightly hindered because his humanity hasn't left him. He shows that he has a normal emotional thought process, only changed slightly because he constantly remembers he is so powerful he doesn't know why he thinks like he used to. Along with retaining his knowledge before his origin (already extremely smart).
So it all boils down to me asking, if you have read this or its other iterations, what did YOU think, what would you recommend of his stories, or recommend avoiding. He seems akin to a Dr. Manhattan, just not with the knowledge of his capabilities.
No one?,Cap'n Atom
dr. Manhattan
>>83075122
I tried it and didn't like it, sorry chief.
Self bump, shameless indeed
>>83075472
Sorry to hear that anon,
Would you mind telling me why you didn't like it? Did you read this one? I wouldn't mind being talked down about this comic, so as 2 avoid buying more.
>>83075537
I only read issue one, and I honestly don't remember much of it. I just found it boring.
>>83075570
Hmm, don't mean to bother u, but was issue one of this troublemaker series? Because I saw that it has a lot of archived older editions which might be more boring.
>>83075633
it was issue one of the Dynamite series.
>>83075729
I see, did you read enough to catch his power set in that run?
Just a lil bit of this run.
Godly. After the scene in the last image, Dr. Solar reached in the guy and took the source of his power and destroyed it.
