[REVIEW] ‘VINYL #1’ SKIPS AND SCRATCHES ITS WAY BUT FAILS TO FIND A GROOVE
Vinyl skips and fuzzes like a thrifted record, ultimately defeating the purpose of this serial killer dark comedy.
Plastic #4 Review
Plastic #4 is the beginning of the end. Edwyn has his new hitchhiking friend, Gwen, in tow as they close in on Belliveau, the one holding Virginia captive.
Plastic #3 Review
Plastic #3 continues to up the ante with more gore. The series has consistently thrown down the gauntlet with its brutal, in-your-face violence.
Plastic #2 Review
Just when I thought I’d seen enough in the premier issue, Plastic #2 says “Hold my beer” and takes it to another level!
Plastic #1 Review
Have you ever wondered what would happen if you combined Psycho with Mannequin? No? Stop lying! We all have! And guess what? Plastic #1 is the answer!