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“You should try not to talk so much, friend. You’ll sound far less stupid that way.” - Kelsier
Mistborn: The Final Empire was a really solid start to the trilogy for me. I loved how unique and well-explained the magic system felt; once Allomancy clicks, it’s genuinely so fun to read. The world is dark and interesting and the whole rebellion setup keeps things engaging. That said, while I enjoyed the journey and some big moments really hit (especially towards the end), I wasn’t completely hooked all the way through. Still, a strong foundation for what feels like a much bigger story ahead.
Score: 3.75/5
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“You should try not to talk so much, friend. You’ll sound far less stupid that way.” - Kelsier
Mistborn: The Final Empire was a really solid start to the trilogy for me. I loved how unique and well-explained the magic system felt; once Allomancy clicks, it’s genuinely so fun to read. The world is dark and interesting and the whole rebellion setup keeps things engaging. That said, while I enjoyed the journey and some big moments really hit (especially towards the end), I wasn’t completely hooked all the way through. Still, a strong foundation for what feels like a much bigger story ahead.
Score: 3.75/5
Originally posted at www.instagram.com.

Just finished Absolute Superman, Vol. 1: Last Dust of Krypton and this one feels way more introspective and heavier than the usual Superman stories. The whole Krypton legacy angle carries a constant sense of loss throughout, which I really liked.
I was expecting a more drastic change to Kal-El’s origin in this new universe, but a lot of it still feels familiar.
What really stood out though were the fresh takes on other known characters, especially Lois Lane being an agent instead of a reporter. Overall, a solid start, even if it plays a bit safe in parts.
Originally posted at www.instagram.com.
Just finished Absolute Superman, Vol. 1: Last Dust of Krypton and this one feels way more introspective and heavier than the usual Superman stories. The whole Krypton legacy angle carries a constant sense of loss throughout, which I really liked.
I was expecting a more drastic change to Kal-El’s origin in this new universe, but a lot of it still feels familiar.
What really stood out though were the fresh takes on other known characters, especially Lois Lane being an agent instead of a reporter. Overall, a solid start, even if it plays a bit safe in parts.
Originally posted at www.instagram.com.

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