Here we go again...
Look at we you said, about the book, in one of your first post: It doesn't sound that negative.
Look at what you wrote in your review: You said that Logan is great. That Iceman got development. That the art is beautiful. That you are looking forward to Lemire and Ramos' future work.
And now you are saying that it's a "negative" review. That what doesn't make sense. There is nearly nothing negative in your review. So please clarifly what you didn't liked and what you found bad about the book so we may understand what you are meaning.
A "couple issues"? You mean 2, right? Ok, I guess that it "may" count as a "couple" in a minimalistic kinda sort of way.
Surprised this book has become so polarizing. Clearly the reviewer didn't care for it, and clearly others are defending it.
I guess Im on the other extreme: I found this series to be refreshing after dipping my toes in things like The New Avengers with a team makeup that feels random and the first major incident being like an homage to SIMS. Or Dr. Strange becoming Dr. Who with spells.
At any rate, this one is at least temporarily on my rotation. Maybe i just had an urge to grab something "familiar" and this satisfied that ...
Keep things civil, folks.
Conn Seanery
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Adj. 1. a couple of - more than one but indefinitely small in number; "a few roses"; "a couple of roses"
Synonym: "A few", "A bunch", ...
Two is definitively the bare minimum to qualify as "a couple". Usualy the expression is used to mean a little more than that...