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While Frannie and Stu struggle to find a balance between their personal lives and their public personas, an unholy, unspeakable alliance is born between Harold Lauder and Nadine Cross. It's a date with destiny, orchestrated by the Dark Man, and it could very well mean doom for the Boulder Free Zone. It's time to commune with the spirits of the dead, True Believers, and their message is clear: "You cannot miss what's coming next!" Collecting THE STAND: NO MAN'S LAND #1-5.
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Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa is an American writer best known for his work on The Sensationsal Spider-Man, as well as his work on HBO's hit series Big Love
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Another Incredible Installment of The Stand, Aug 6 2011
By J. Hill - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: The Stand: No Man's Land (Hardcover)
Marvel's adaptation of The Stand has been near-perfect, with dazzling artwork and fantastic writing. The 'No Man's Land' run upholds the high quality of the series and moves the plot into the final stage of rising action leading up to the climax (SPOILERS ahead if you haven't read the book). This arc is bookended by Nadine's final attempt to be with Larry before giving herself to Harold in the first issue, and Stu, Larry, Glen, and Ralph leaving Boulder for Las Vegas and a showdown with Flagg at the end. In between, you have the recruiting and training of the three Free Zone spies, Harold's maniacal construction of a bomb, the Free Zone getting power back on, the disastrous Committee meeting where Harold's bomb kills Nick and several others, and the return of Mother Abigail, who utters her final prophecies before dying. Not only is it great seeing many of these scenes illustrated for the first time, but also seeing visual interpretations of key scenes that are different from those in the TV movie that was made. Some highlights include the alluring illustrations of Nadine as she seduces Harold, the explosion during the Committee meeting, and the scene in the vacant drive-in lot where Nadine hears Flagg's voice coming from all of the speakers. That last one in particular is chilling. It's also cool to see small details from the book that were left out of the movie, like Stu seeing Jim Morrison at the service station in Arnette and Nadine's creepy girlhood experience with a Ouija board. As for the writing, so many of Stephen King's original lines are intact that you never lose the feel of the novel, which is one of the best parts of the series for me. The final stand is now around the corner as Stu, Larry, Glen, and Ralph walk west.
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Another great part of the saga, Dec 10 2011
By tony - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: The Stand: No Man's Land (Hardcover)
This volume take place almost entirely in bolder and starts the end game. The art work for this is great and the story is seamless leaving you waiting for the next one.
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Cartoon story, Jan 28 2012
By Teresa Kent - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: The Stand: No Man's Land (Hardcover)
I don't know what I was expecting, but it wasnt' a cartoon book. I haven't minutely inspected it yet, but expect I'll give it to one of my grandsons.
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