My eyes are getting watery from writing this because I am thinking of all of them. It follows a crew of misfits, ex-soldiers, fugitives, genius pilot that became pilot so he could see the sky, a ruthless-and-not-so-ruthless mercenary, a kick-butt fighter married to said pilot, a companion that represents much of sexuality and how it is perceived and has been perceived throughout history, and an innocent girl that wanted to fix ships.
This is one of the most beautiful and thought provoking series out there, but instead of getting more episodes, I got another season of repetitive Vampire Diaries and Sharknado, a declining Glee, some horrid copy of The Walking Dead, and the end of the good storyline for Once Upon a Time. This is a companion comic book series to a tv-series, whose life span was too short.Īfter this series was cut short, I wanted to cry. This is a fine Firefly tale, leading to the Serenity film, and while it has the limitations of having only three comic book issues to develop it, I think that it was quite adequate told to learn what you wanted to know about the changes met at the beginning of the closure movie. You get the characters faithfully portraited, and definitely showing why Malcolm Reynolds is one of the most impressive sci-fi characters, since he's not a bad guy, BUT. and an old enemy looking for bloody revenge!!! This miniseries show you how and why, those characters came to be in the places that you found them in the movie. however some of the characters weren't where the fans remembered.
so when the eventual movie was out, the fans got thrilled.
With just one season, it was unfair that the TV series didn't have a chance to fully stretch its legs. A captain's goal was simple: find a crew, find a job, keep flying.įirefly is one of those TV jewels that they were gone too soon. A ship would bring you work, a gun would help you keep it. This TPB edition collects "Serenity: Those Left Behind" #1-3. I bought this in its single comic book issues, but I've chosen this TPB edition to make a better overall review.
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