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Unfortunately, there are consequences to moving faster than sound. Every time Accell uses his super speed powers, the results of super speed activity on his body come back in the form of massive muscle-tearing and bone-shattering internal damage.

In the aftermath of a battle, Accell tries to test the limits of his power and finds out the true nature of traveling at super speed, and the other dimension beyond and parallel to our own. The return from that harrowing experience makes Accell reevaluate everything. Daniel is starting to run on the road of maturation, as pushing his own limits forces him to consider things greater than himself.

Danger exists on the flip side of having superpowers, and sometimes you have to grow up quickly to survive. By clicking 'Sign me up' I acknowledge that I have read and agree to the privacy policy and terms of use. Must redeem within 90 days. See full terms and conditions and this month's choices.

Tell us what you like and we'll recommend books you'll love. I don't like that. I picked it up because I liked the art on the cover, but I hardly saw that in the comic itself. Daniel, the main character, also had no appeal to me. Obviously his physical appearance got a lot of attention from the writers, but his character is just flat. He's not funny, talks like he's in the early 90's and has to remind you every page that he is mexican and can run super fast, like totally Last, but not least, the storyline. It felt very unfinished and vague to me. I really can't tell you what it's supposed to be all about.

Which is a shame, because some interesting things happen.

There is some mention of how he got his super powers, but there's hardly any background. At the same time the father of his girlfriend tries his best to send some thugs to stop the speedster, but the speedster doesn't really deal with this.

He is way to busy testing what he can and cannot do and what happens to him when he speeds up, and even that isn't actually clear, because by the end of the book he hasn't figured that out. All in all, not as good as I expected it to be. Nov 25, Liz Quirky Cat rated it it was ok Shelves: graphic-novels , comic.

I received a copy of Accel Vol. Accell Volume one is one of the newest graphic novels out from the Catalyst Prime series from Lion Forge. Unfortunately this particular series failed to hold my interest, and it was a struggle to actually read it through to the end perhaps I let my hopes get too high, resulting in me liking the series less than I otherwise would have? Sadly this one was a bit of a miss; the character himself is uninteresting and underdeveloped. With time I think he would have some potential — for example I would love to see a character like this go through something that forced heavier character development.

In the first issue we see Daniel take some very serious damage in response to the actions he took. So naturally I was pretty excited to see some legit real world consequences happening here. So that was a bit of a let down. Perhaps the writers will expand on that further later, one can hope!

Despite all of this, I still really do have high hopes for Catalyst Prime, and will continue looking forward to what is coming out next. Jun 08, Wayne McCoy rated it liked it Shelves: graphic-novels. Unfortunately, imitation isn't always the sincerest form of flattery. Daniel DosSantos moves pretty fast normally, but when fragments of a meteor hit Earth, he finds he has speed powers. When he uses them and runs through things, he gets beat up and broken bones, but it's ok because he has fast healing as well.

He decides he needs to head to the 'Accell Volume 1: Home Schooling' by Joe Casey is part of the Lion Forge event series about a bunch of young folks that find themselves with powers. He decides he needs to head to the desert to see just how fast he can run, and he finds himself running into a weird other dimension. Whenever someone has super speed as a power or any power that mirrors an existing one from a famous character , comparisons are inevitable. In my mind, this book falls short. I did like the kind of loopy art with it's exaggerated perspective and character dimensions.

This was the most coherent of this series so far. I'll keep reading. I like the idea of this series and I'm hoping it will. I received a review copy of this graphic novel from Lion Forge, Diamond Book Distributors, and NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Thank you for allowing me to review this graphic novel. I received a free copy of this thanks to Netgalley and Diamond Book Distributors. This is no way affected my review.

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It looked funny, it looked slick, and it looked like a comic I was really going to enjoy. Honestly, I expected a lot better from this, considering the speedsters that Accell was going to have to go against. I was expecting smoothness, a good I received a free copy of this thanks to Netgalley and Diamond Book Distributors. I was expecting smoothness, a good story line, but it just felt… quite weak, annoyingly. I did like the art work. That was one thing where obviously a lot of work and effort had gone into it, but I found the rest of it unappealing.

The art work was the only thing that really got me to read it cover to cover, unfortunately. It was a shame, I was hoping I would enjoy this. Maybe I went into it with too much of an expectation for it. This could have been so much better, but it just flopped quite a bit. Dec 02, Theediscerning rated it liked it.

Accell Vol. 1: Home Schooling

Three stars for this, as I don't object to the idea behind it, of initialising a brand new comic book universe, even if that is through a weirdly naff speedster teenager. He's naff because he has weird, hippy-type problems in the speedyverse, or whatever it's called, and he's naff because any other teenager would be boning his girlfriend, but he can't be bothered to, preferring to talk to us about speedystuff. Which might be a good thing, as her dad is hiring just the worst people to keep them Three stars for this, as I don't object to the idea behind it, of initialising a brand new comic book universe, even if that is through a weirdly naff speedster teenager.

Which might be a good thing, as her dad is hiring just the worst people to keep them apart The other thing to his detriment is this publisher is going to play the diversity card, and you have to be reminded at every turn this guy is a Mexican. So he swears in Spanish - it doesn't make for a convincing play of the card at all, rather an added inconvenience preventing anyone of any colour getting a firm grip on what this book is going to be.

It doesn't really lead anywhere, and ends with the prologue we've seen before, so the verdict has to be wholly open, both about the universe and the title. I wish them well, but they'll have to sharpen their game a lot. Sep 13, John rated it liked it.

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Reading in preparation for Gail Simone's crossover--Seven Days. Disappointing--as this is the book I was most looking forward to from Lion Forge, especially when Joe Casey hypes up his love for Mike Baron's Flash and the missed opportunity with Velocity i. As such, this reads a just a work-for-hire--without the zaniness that Joe Casey talks about but rarely ever achieves. Casey's superpower is his namedropping and Reading in preparation for Gail Simone's crossover--Seven Days.