I’ll say it again: I was not prepared for Echolands, and I hope you aren’t either. This book refuses to be defined in an easy-to-label way, yet, despite the risks, it has an engaging story at its heart that could flit about in any direction that our heroine takes.
With his newly-acquired powers–and enemies–Stanley’s journey in Lucky Devil promises to be a hell of a ride.
While there were brief glimpses of meaningful storytelling, ‘M.O.M.: Mother of Madness’ leaves the madness behind in favor of blandness.
Ordinary Gods #1 is an excellent issue that blends The Wicked + The Divine and The Bourne Identity and is sure to be an instant fan-favorite.
Parasomnia #1 feels like a good dream–only a dream that wasn’t good enough that you can remember clearly.
Vinyl skips and fuzzes like a thrifted record, ultimately defeating the purpose of this serial killer dark comedy.
Compass #1 is a fast-paced introduction to a globe-trotting, Islamic-inspired adventure story that is sure to thrill fans of Indiana Jones, Tomb Raider, and Uncharted with its novel approach to a narrative involving a hero in search of an ancient artifact.
There may be a few bumps on our dragon-fueled ride, but the tension introduced in Rangers of the Divide makes this worth checking out.
There are certainly hitches in the first issue of Eve, but our hero and her button-eyed companion make this worth checking out.
