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ISBN:	1423180852 (ISBN13: 9781423180852)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Zodiac Legacy #1

The Zodiac Legacy: Convergence (Zodiac Legacy #1)

Stan Lee

Hardcover | Pages: 488 pages

Rating: 3.82 | 4217 Users | 715 Reviews

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Title	:	The Zodiac Legacy: Convergence (Zodiac Legacy #1)
Author	:	Stan Lee
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 488 pages
Published	:	January 27th 2015 by Disney Press
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Childrens. Middle Grade. Adventure

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3.5 stars I picked this up on a book binge at B&N (don't judge, you know you do it from time to time too). There was a display in the children's section (see the judgement thingy above, cuz again, you know you peruse there too) and I decided to give it a shot, partially because of the cover and description but mostly because of Stan Lee. Why? Because STAN LEE, that's why! #reasons So, here's the premise: A villain wants to become a supervillain by tapping into the powers of the Chinese zodiac. And of course he chooses the dragon power because who wouldn't?! As he tries to tap into these powers, the attempt gets botched by a woman named Jasmine and they end up sharing the power of the dragon somehow while they each head up teams to oppose each other. Meanwhile, the remaining 11 zodiac animal powers are sent out into the world to seek out inhabitants and sweet Kamala Khan, is this book trying hard to win a diversity prize by varying up the cultural backgrounds of the superpowered cast. While this is well meaning, it often plays into clichés and stereotypes. Moving forward, while many of the associated animal powers make sense like the tiger imbuing strength (view spoiler)[ sadly, no it's not Charlie Sheen (hide spoiler)] or monkey having an acrobatic prowess, others are a stretch. The girl who gets the power of the rabbit is able to teleport (or make quantum leaps, my guess since the book weirdly omits that pun) and the woman who gets the snake power is able to mesmerize people like in The Jungle Book. But what was completely crazy what that the dude who gets the pig is able to talk to computers and then make them short-circuit. Huh? How is that related to a pig in any way?? Maybe if he had some gift for gluttony but not electronics. There are a lot of illustrations within the book, and while they are nice to look at in a comic-booky kinda way, it's irritating that they are red-washed. Another thing is that the artwork is awkwardly placed at times and details are hidden in the page creases when the drawing overlaps to a second page. And not for nothing, but there were times when the art did not match the action that was happening at all, maybe they were completed before the final draft and some scenes were rewritten but it's a little sloppy to have those inconsistencies. Also, Liam looks like a paunchy middle aged man instead of a teen and it kept throwing me off to see how he was represented. Overall, it has potential to be a start to a good series.

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Overall, The Zodiac Legacy surpassed my expectations thoroughly. The book represents the 12 animals that highlight the chinese zodiacs. (1 animal represented for each month) The animals highlight your personality from you were born from a period of time. In this book it features A man named Steven who went through a museum expedition and got caught up in a restricted area. He miraculously got caught up into a mission to defeat a man named Maxwell in battle when one zodiac pool's energy pushed

This book was really interesting I like how Stan Lee stuck to the Superpowers theme and had that in this book, it made it even more interesting. I love reading about Superheros/Superpowers books although most of them are long I find them all really fun and interesting to read about. I like how instead of having one superhero with a superpower, Stan Lee added more than just one. This book has the kids with superpowers which changes all the times than an Adult would usually have the superpower and

Too much action, not enough character development. It reads like a really long, underdeveloped origin story. Plus, it seems odd that each character from different countries magically speaks English--with no discussion of how that could even be possible. This felt to me like something that could have been a fun story but was not thought through nearly enough...and yet still managed to clock in at 500 pages.

Steven Lee is on a field trip with his school to Hong Kong China to learn about his heritage when the museum tour guide goes into a restricted area of the place. Steven follows her and ends up in a creepy basement and a green light known as a Qi beam hits him giving him tiger-like powers from the Chinese zodiac. Following a girl with dragon-like powers named Jasmine and a computer genius named Carlos, they go to find the rest of the zodiac-powered people and try to stop an evil man named Maxwell

Somehow, I don't like the pacing of this book.

Stan Lee is the notable creator of comic book heroes such as Spiderman and the X-Men. He's joined here by Stuart Moore, a comic book editor and writer, to create a new group of action heroes based on the animals of the Chinese zodiac. (The print book also contains occasional art work by Andie Tong, but it's more of a novel with illustrations than it is a graphic novel.)Chinese-American teen Stephen Lee is on a school trip to China. When at a museum he hears screaming from behind a locked door.

3.5 starsI picked this up on a book binge at B&N (don't judge, you know you do it from time to time too). There was a display in the children's section (see the judgement thingy above, cuz again, you know you peruse there too) and I decided to give it a shot, partially because of the cover and description but mostly because of Stan Lee. Why? Because STAN LEE, that's why! #reasonsSo, here's the premise: A villain wants to become a supervillain by tapping into the powers of the Chinese zodiac.