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has anyone else read this? i just got it today and i couldn't put it down it was really good!

I've read it. I thought the first 1602 was great; it was definitely worth reading. 1602: The New World, however, was terrible... so I'm assuming you're referring to the original, which was actually good.

oh i didn't realise there was more than one, yeah probably what happened in each?

Originally posted by SnakeEyes
I've read it. I thought the first 1602 was great; it was definitely worth reading. 1602:

Wasn't it great ? .... It started me on my Dare Devil Fettish.

I actually just bought the first two issues today, but I haven't read them yet.

I liked the way they placed Thor within it...

Although I still like covenant of the shield more......

yeah dd was really cool in it

Originally posted by grey fox


Although I still like covenant of the shield more......

Never heard of that mate .... but i agree with youre oppinion on Thors role. Gaiman sort of made Moljnir into the Davinci code.

Originally posted by thorncrawler
yeah dd was really cool in it

Mate you llike Gaimans depiction you should read Bendi's Dare Devil run ... DD now easilly one my current favourite marvel characters.

Originally posted by R.O.T. Yahman
Wasn't it great ? .... It started me on my Dare Devil Fettish.

Yea, DD was excellent in that one. Overall, I thought is was pretty good.

So I take it the follow up isn't worth buying?

Originally posted by R.O.T. Yahman
Never heard of that mate .... but i agree with youre oppinion on Thors role. Gaiman sort of made Moljnir into the Davinci code.

COTS is kinda like 1602 but with WAY more fantasy in it.

Here it is...

http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/earthavataars.htm

Originally posted by grey fox
COTS is kinda like 1602 but with WAY more fantasy in it.

What company is it done by , who wrote it ?

Theirs a link above my post to Marvanupp which gives a summary...

Was that Snowbird in 1602?

Originally posted by King_Mungi
Was that Snowbird in 1602?

That is what it seemed like to me.

I re-read it just the other day. One of my fav series.

Isn't it an Alan moore or was it Gaiman?

Originally posted by HellMaster93
Isn't it an Alan moore or was it Gaiman?

Neil Gaiman.