Great premise, disappointing delivery

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	• JLA: Kid Amazo Peter Milligan DC Comics, 2008 - 128 pages average customer review:based on 1 review view larger image
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Great premise, disappointing delivery

A story originally appearing in JLA: Classified, Kid Amazo focuses on the "son" of old JLA foe Amazo, who is unaware of his true nature and what he really is. Naturally, the lad's world comes crashing down upon discovery of his heritage, with the Justice League naturally on the receiving end. Written by gifted and underrated scribe Peter Milligan (it wasn't that long ago that he and Mike Allred turned heads with X-Statix was it?), Kid Amazo focuses more on the philosophical musings of everyone involved instead on the potentially interesting developings of this new character, and the JLA's response in which just doesn't go anywhere. Carlos D'Anda offers some solid artwork, but as a whole, Kid Amazo just wastes potential. All in all, Kid Amazo is worth a look for Justice League fans or fans of Milligan, but what you'll find is sadly wasted potential.

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The Justice League of America faces two of the their oldest foes -- the diabolical Professor Ivo and his android creation, Amazo -- in this fast-paced story that adds a new dimension to these adversaries. Ivo and Amazo have hatched an unusual experiment that may be the downfall of the Justice League: Kid Amazo!

Created to be Amazo's son, Kid Amazo has no idea that he is not an ordinary college student -- until his evil programming kicks in. Will he obey his father, or rebel by joining forces with Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman and the rest of the JLA?

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