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Dante

1/26/2017

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Dante
Top Cow Productions/Image Comics 2017
Written by Matt Hawkins & Jason Ning
Illustrated by Darick Robertson
Coloured by Diego Rodriguez
Lettered by Simon Bowland

    This is a one shot but here’s hoping that the guys have plans for the future to make Dante’s ongoing story a reality.  The writing here is crisp, clean and sharp plus the characterisation is dynamic.  The whole premise behind Dante, who he is, what he does and the result of the life he leads is well told in this oversized issue.   It’s a somewhat familiar story with a great twist and it’s the kind of character evolution that as a reader I really enjoy seeing.

    Dante is a hitman and he wants out.  He’s got a wife and little girl and has decided that it’s time for him to leave that work behind and be with his family.  The organisation that he works for however has other ideas.  It would seem his retirement is something they are willing to go for but not in the way Dante expects.  Once you're in you're in for life and with the sheer amount of volume he’s done for them he knows too much to let go.

    As much time as is spent on getting to know Dante it would be a terrible shame for us not to continue seeing some one-shots throughout the years to see him continue to evolve and grow as a man.  Also I have to say he’s a great character, once he did his first kill he discovered it was something he enjoyed doing and that kind of unapologetic look at him is great.  There are some people who love what they do and Dante is among them.  It’s also nice to see how priorities can change over time.  His life is compartmentalised in ways that make sense considering what he does but even someone with his skills and ties can be tripped up.

    When the life changing event takes place, one that you’ll have to see, his world is turned upside down.  A curse is placed upon him and he wakes up covered in tattoo’s.  Each one represents a kill or a wrong he’s done to others.  I like the supernatural take on actions have consequences here.  It adds a whole new flair and sense of style to the story.  

    Darick’s incredible interiors here really shine.  His eye for visual storytelling really is amazing to see through the use of page layouts, angles and those backgrounds.  When the curse hits Dante his whole look changes and the attention to detail which throughout is splendid goes to new heights as we see those tattoo’s.  Diego’s colouring here is spectacular as well as he masterfully finishes off Darick’s work.  

    Honestly this is the kind of story that would make an excellent television series.  Starting off with two hour movie premiere and then going on to an hour long weekly episodic show.  It has everything we love to see, action, adventure, love and the forced look for redemption.  There’s a moment when Dante wakes up realises his life has changed and things swirl through his mind.  The need for revenge against what happened to him, the search for his family as well as what that old woman did to him.  With no deadline and a new mission to clear up his skin can Dante fix his life and secure his future and come out of it a better man?  Maybe we’ll find out but in the meantime this is the beginning of something special.  

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Slayer: Repentless #1

1/26/2017

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Slayer: Repentless #1
Dark Horse Comics 2017
Written by Jon Schnepp
Illustrated by Guiu Vilanova
Coloured by Mauricio Wallace

    The ultimate thrash juggernaut, Slayer has dominated stages and destroyed audiences for over thirty years, with their latest album, Repentless, showing no signs of slowing down or showing mercy. Based on the brutal Repentless videos, this expansion of the video story lines drives deep into the darkest heart of America, a raging road trip down a bloodstained highway, a tale of the doomed, the damned . . . and the repentless!

    I’ll be the first to admit that I haven’t seen these videos or even listened to Slayer so coming into this blind in that aspect I have to say was interesting.  In this day and age with so much going on in the United States a story about white supremacy and how that affects two brothers is pretty strong.   I like that we see this is a story about Adrian and Wyatt and what happen when one finds life’s experiences change who he is and leaves the teachings of his family behind.  

    This is definitely not for those who have sensitive sensibilities but if you want a powerfully written and gripping tale than this is something you want to read.  The way that Jon opens up this story with the life of the two brothers and establishing their relationship growing up to now is beautifully done.  We see the one incident that changes the way Wyatt thinks and then Adrian’s obsession that his brother either come back to the fold or pay the consequences.   There’s no way to tell why Adrian can’t just let his brother go and live his life but for whatever reason that’s just not possible.  

    The interior artwork here is so strong and full of great attention to detail.  The use of page layouts through angles, perspective and those all important backgrounds really bring the reader into the story.  There’s a lot of emotion coming through the artwork here that ranges from rage and anger to those rare candid softer moments.  While a lot of this is seen as unapologetically violent it’s necessary to the story and it helps to tell the reader who these people are.  The characterisation that the art provides works in concert with the writing extremely well.

    I really am impressed with how this story has been structured and if the following two issues follow this then it should be one hell of a story.  It’s fast paced and full of both information and characterisation that never seems rushed or glossed over.  I also very much appreciate that Jon pays as much attention to Adrian and his people as he does Wyatt and what he’s going through here.  You get a complete picture of the world two brothers inhabit and the actions they are forced to take because of the other.  

    This is a world that we know exists but don’t want to acknowledge to it’s fullest,  scary, real and full of such firm belief in what they are doing is right this is the kind of story that should make you sit up and take notice.

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The Dregs #1

1/25/2017

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The Dregs #1
Black Mask Studio 2017
Written by Zac Thompson & Lonnie Nadler
Illustrated by Eric Zawadzki
Coloured by Dee Cunniffe

    In this bloodsoaked satire of gentrification, an exclusive new restaurant called Pijin becomes the hottest spot in town by serving high-end dishes of human flesh. Where is the meat coming from? No one knows for sure, but a drug addled homeless man named Arnold Timm notices his friends disappearing and is determined to find out if they’re being fed to the rich.

    We all know that Black Mask is home to some extraordinary storytelling but even I wondered how a book about cannibalism was going to be told to make it interesting and intriguing.  The story takes place in Vancouver, British Columbia and the opening shows us in detail the city’s changing cityscape from 1950 to now.  It then immediately switches over to a scene that well is kind of horrific and yet completely captivating and story begins.

    I’m really very impressed too because while I hadn’t really known what to expect it surely wasn’t anything like this.  I was captivated by the opening where we see what that homeless man goes through.  Logically we understand what’s happening here is utterly disgusting and morally reprehensible and yet it’s like that train wreck that you can’t turn away from.  This is probably the best opening i’ve seen in ages and it grabs you and doesn’t let you go.

    When we meet Arnold we aren’t that impressed by him.  We really shouldn’t be either, he’s a junkie living on the streets and he’s rather a mess.  However we learn a few things and that’s the city of Vancouver have been able to box the homeless into an area of town known as The Dregs.  That there is a corporation that is trying to gentrify the area and that changes are coming fast and furious.  All of these things separately don’t make a lot of sense but as the boys begin to seriously weave this tale it all starts to come together in a way that shows us that this homeless man, Arnold, could be any one of us.  Just a man down on his luck, disillusioned with life and hiding the fact he’s much smarter than anyone would give him credit for.

    Eric and Dee do some amazing work on the interiors here.  There’s some great attention to detail here and the use of page layouts along with the angles, perspective and backgrounds we see make this more powerful a story.  The creativity here is great as we see Arnold in his drugged state and how he sees things.  The opening again is mesmerising to see unfold visually.  There’s just something special about what they present to us that is extremely engrossing.

    Arnold’s characterisation and inner dialogue is wonderfully done.  We get to know this man, feel for him and understand him a little better.  He’s caring and loyal to his friends and the journey he’s about to undertake is going to change his life.  He’s not exactly ambitious or wants to change his life but regardless that’s what is going to happen throughout the course of this story.  

    From its premise through its execution this is something incredibly special.  You might find the premise squeamish but trust me take a chance on this you’ll be glad you did.

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Lady Castle #1

1/25/2017

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Lady Castle #1
Boom! Studios 2017
Written & Created by Delilah S. Dawson
Illustrated by Ashley A. Woods
Lettered by Jim Campbell

    When King Mancastle and his mighty vassals ride off on crusade, the women left behind are not at all put out—that's a lot less armor polishing for them to do. Of course, when the men get themselves eaten by a dragon and leave a curse that attracts monsters to the castle...well, the women take umbrage with that. Now the blacksmith’s wife Merinor is King, Princess Aeve is the Captain, and the only remaining (and least capable) knight Sir Riddick is tasked with teaching the ladies of the castle how to fight, defend, build, and do all manner of noisy things the men had been doing while the women assumed they were just drunk.

    To be honest I wasn’t quite sure I was going to like this however reading the first issue I realised that what Delilah has here could be gold.  The king and his men are off presumably finding a Prince for his daughter to marry.  She’s been locked up in the tower to keep her a virgin since she was twelve years old.  With no playmates or friends allowed to visit and just books and her telescope to keep her company so yeah already i’m thinking this is going to be different.  Even if she opens up with this singing like some Disney Princess would, though you have to read the words to really understand that it isn’t.

    At first I thought this would be girly and cute but I’m here to tell you that it really isn’t.  While the women are more than capable of living without men and the rules they had it isn’t preaching feminism or anything like that.  Don’t be fooled though because of the excellent, and I do mean excellent characterisation this is not a kids book.  We see how these women are strong, intelligent and more than capable of taking care of themselves all the while we see that they are learning to be who they are.  Finding themselves without men might be the best thing to happen to them so they can finally discover who they were meant to be.  It’s interesting in that whole self discovery amidst a terrible tragedy kind of way.

    I like the interiors here.  Even though they are kind of all-ages in nature don’t let that fool you.  We see a lot of great use of page layouts through angles, perspective and backgrounds in play.  I like that the women here can be portrayed as strong and beautiful without being trashy or under dressed.  It’s really very cute and strong at the same time and that Ashley can do this is really quite something to see.

    This will surprise you in how well the complexity and simplicity of the story.  There are moments you just find yourself wanting to bust out laughing that are well balanced with the reality of the situation.  So these women find themselves in a new reality, a world without men and have to face the consequences of why there are no men.  Cleaning up after them if you will as they have to fortify and defend themselves against the oncoming onslaught of threats.

    Fun, interesting and nothing at all like you'd expect this one you should take a chance on it will surprise you.  

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Grimm Tales of Terror vol.3 #1

1/25/2017

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Grimm Tales of Terror vol.3 #1
Zenescope Entertainment 2017
Written by Ralph Tedesco
Illustrated by Umberto Giampa
Coloured by Robby Bevard
Lettered by Fabio Amelia

    The power of invisibility has long held appeal for man. To disappear and do whatever you want unseen by another person’s eyes...could any man turn that down?

    Volume three is off to a fine start with the classic story of the Invisible Man.  I like the idea behind what happened here a young man with a few issues signs up for one of those clinical study trial.  We see them advertised on television all the time in good health you could be compensated for you time and travel.  It’s a good way for this start we don’t know anything about what the doc was doing there or what Tom was subjected to so it has that gap where you can fill in the blanks using your imagination.

    I also really like the way that Ralph has this unfold.  It’s got that well you do this to me and let’s recap how we got here.  Keres being the receptionist was fine for me because she appears but doesn’t take up unnecessary space in the story.  Also Ralph does a very nice job bringing us the story of Tom.  He’s kind of a loser and while he fully intended to do this study and change his pattern of behaviour as many addicts know that’s easier said than done.

    We do get a really good look at him and his problems before the change in him occurs.  Once the change does occur so does his personality and that’s something that worries even a man like Tom.  it’s a good solid story as we see him spiral out of control once his invisibility comes into play.  It’s also a great look at someone who started something with the best of intentions succumb to his own inner demons.

    The interiors here are fantastic.  Umberto and Robby do some amazing work here and the facial expressions and look of the characters are remarkably strong.  The use of page layouts through angles, perspective and those all important backgrounds do a superb job bringing us into this story.  Also when Tom goes through his transformation that imagery is really very well shown to us.  The creativity and imagination in what we see makes this so much fun to see.  

    Ralph does an exceptional job showing us Tom’s life and his downward spiral into being a more and more dangerous individual once his invisibility took hold.  The situations Tom finds himself in and the amount of greed and revenge he takes upon himself are demonstrated to their full effect.  His way of showing the reader these events are very well done.  Ralph’s imagination here to show us these adventures he goes on and how he avoids detection and capture are exciting and very much make this the story it is.

    A well told story from start to finish with a great premise and execution.  This is how you start off the latest volume of Tales of Terror with aplomb!

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Delilah Blast #1 Advance Review

1/25/2017

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Delilah Blast #1 Advance Review
Evoluzione Publishing 2017
Written by Marcel Dupree
Illustrated by Joel Cotejar
Coloured by Ramon Burge
Lettered by Marco Della Verde
Duplicity
Written by Marcel Dupree
Illustrated by Pericles Junior
Coloured by Ryan Burt
Lettered by Marco Della Verde

    Folks keep an eye for this one there will be a kickstarter coming and I highly urge you to support it if you can.  This is some wonderful science fiction, action/adventure and a little bleak future blend to create this great new series.  Marcel does an excellent job with this first issue and introduction to both Delilah and Duplicity.  With each new offering from Marcel and Evoluzione I become more and more impressed with his ability to structure a story along with his dialogue and characterisation.

    The main story here is Delilah and she’s a teenage girl who seems to have a problem getting places on time.  Typical teenage angst stuff right?  Not entirely as you’ll see when you read the issue.  She heads to talk to her Godfather about what she has been dreaming about and that has caused her such distress lately and this piques his interest immediately letting us as the reader know there’s something here.  

    We follow the young woman through her day and it’s far from typical but then so is she.  It’s got an interesting setup and premise to the story and one that you find yourself wanting to see more of.  Delilah and her friend are interesting characters, have a purpose and are going to do something that will likely put them in jeopardy which makes us want to come back.  Strong story, characterisation and the flow the book that you’ll find yourself enamoured in what’s going on and the possibilities and potential this represents.

    I’m infatuated with the interior artwork for the story as well.  Joel and Ramon do a marvelous job bringing this future to life.  It’s got all the elements we want in a future that’s bleak and yet exciting at the same time.  There’s a freshness to this that’s wonderful.  The attention to detail is great and the use of page layouts are delightfully done.  The creativity and imagination on display here is beautifully rendered.

    Duplicity could be a series in her own right and not just a backup but that’s just my opinion.  She’s what we didn’t know we needed in our life.  A typical American teenage girl being sent to study abroad, in this case Tokyo, by her parents and is about to have her world turned upside and inside out.  She’s not what she or any of us for that matter would expect and she’s everything we think she is quite a feat.  

    It has a great comic book style artwork that is great for this kind of story.  Again another impressive outing this time from Pericles and Ryan.  The give this that exciting look of something so much bigger than we first think.

    This is the future of science fiction, action/adventure and fantasy comics all rolled up into one book.  Exciting, fresh and incredibly well done from top to bottom, start to finish this is going to remind you why you love comic books!

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Animosity the Rise #1

1/25/2017

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Animosity the Rise #1
Aftershock Comics 2017
Created & Written by Marguerite Bennett
Illustrated by Juan Doe
Lettered by Marshall Dillon

    Well since the series began we’ve been wondering about the day the animals awoke.  Marguerite and Juan bring us this tale from another point of view to show us what happened.  I like that this ties into the main series in more ways than one.  I like that we open up at the clinic that we saw where the rats came out of the walls and attacked.  This keeps some continuity and gives us a look at a character we haven’t thought of since then.

    I’ll say this I do like that the animals have a wide range of emotions from love of their human companions to seeking revenge for their capture and/or their treatment.  We see this wide array in both interactions between the animals and with humans.  Seeing the crab go after the seagull and what he kept saying well yeah that was a highlight for me.  That Marguerite can inject that kind of humour into this situation that has some horrific events occurring is perfectly done.  

    There is no rhyme or reason as to which animals take what side and I think that is wonderfully representative to human culture.  The incident that we see where a group of humans come to the aid of Sea Lion along with a few animals we see that there is compassion still even amidst the chaos.   Adam North from the clinic in both openings he was the one who came to Irene’s rescue and as such the animals that have organised in the city have decided that he’s worthy of protection.  

    If this is the city where humans and animals coexist and live peacefully, well the later is subjective, that Sandor is trying to get to I can see why.  This issue is only giving us a glimpse into how the structure of the city is started not how it’s come along or is working now.  It’s just that the animals vouch for humans and they are living together in ways that benefit each other.  Adam is being vouched for by the Sea Lion he saved but until she is well enough he’s being watched over by a bat.  This bat is huge people and i’d swear it’s a real vampire and not just a vampire bat.  Oh sweet mother of Pearl Bailey.  

    Juan does a marvelous job on the interiors here.  I really enjoy the way he brings these animals to life.  His use of page layouts through angles and perspective are extremely well done.  I’d like to see more and better use of backgrounds but that’s just me though they do wonders in fleshing out panels and what’s going on and when used here they show that.  

    Marguerite continues to impress with not only her storytelling ability, I mean the structuring of this story is wonderfully done, but her wit is on full display through the dialogue here.  The way we get to see these characters interact with one another and how Wintermute, who happens to be a genetic experiment in cross breeding, plans to build a city and culture here stirs the mind, imagination and definitely piques the interest.  

    I’m all for more of the Rise!  It’s got that look we don’t get in the main series and it provides another unique point of view that works in concert with it’s counterpart to really tell the story of the world now.

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Nights Dominion #5

1/24/2017

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Nights Dominion #5
Oni Press 2016
By Ted Naifeh
Lettered by Aditya Bidikar

    For the first time in his life, the Magus did something unselfish—he doused a few Black-sheares agents in liquid fire when they demanded payment from the bankrupted temple where the Acolyte lived. Unfortunately, the flames soon spread throughout the temple, and the Magus himself was seriously injured. Before long, the whole company was back together: Emerane, Asp, Magus, Bard, and Acolyte. But it seemed too late to save the temple. At least until the citizens of Umber began picking up buckets of water, working together under the Bard’s leadership to douse the flame.  Their bigger worry, however, was the undead army approaching from the Tower of Uhlume.

    I liked the opening here with these leaders of the cult and their sometimes androgynous looks, okay well a couple of them.  There’s something going on here in the grander scheme of things but what that it is well we’ll have to wait and see.   

    Meanwhile out in the city sections are under siege by the dead.  The walking dead are doing the bidding of Uhlume though under whose direct control i’m not sure of.  As our cast of characters try to unite the townsfolk, wake up an old god, see Fizban but not, and find safety for those who cannot, or will not fight the streets are getting crazy.  For me it’s great it really is like a great campaign where the assembled heroes face overwhelming odds against an undead horde and it’s all about the roll of the dice to see if you survive!

    As the group makes themselves known to the guard and the Night reveals herself publically Furie joins the fray.  It really is the beginning of an epic battle and it starts off so incredibly well.  I love that this has such an epic feel to it and that it has that all or nothing feel to it as well.  This is the fight for the city and it’s up to our intrepid heroes to keep it safe.

    Ted has this so under control here he does all the writing and art chores here so everything we see is exactly what is intended.  His use of page layouts with their angles, perspective and backgrounds really bring us into the action.  The creativity and imagination on display here is magnificent to see.  The style of his work is beautifully suited to the genre and the subject matter.  

    With it’s ever ongoing characterisation and the unrelenting horrors the team seems to face Ted really is bringing this nonstop action.  Every time we feel like we’ve got a handle on any one of these characters he brings something about them to light either through what they say or what they do to mix things up and keep us thoroughly entertained.  

    The Bard still remains a mystery to me and at some point i’m hoping the team has an adventure that focuses on him until then my own suspicions will have to suffice.  Oh and that is one way to keep me coming back.  

    Fun and full of adventure this is what being entertained is all about.

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X'ED #4

1/24/2017

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X’ED #4
Black Mask Studio 2016
Written by Tony Patrick
Illustrated by Ayhan Hayrula & Brian Level
Coloured by Doug Garbark
Lettered by Jim Campbell

    A staff member from the X'ED Initiative is injected into the Innerverse with the aim of retrieving and saving subliminal hitman Colin McClure from certain death. Meanwhile, Colin himself confronts the real nemesis lurking beneath a patient's consciousness and unleashes an unconventional solution to all of her past traumas.

    I’m so intrigued by the whole premise of this book.  I’m just sad it’s been almost a year between issues three and four.  On the bright side however it really is quite easy to pick up and remember what’s happening here.  So we’re in the mind of Colin as Wendell goes in to retrieve him after the subject he was in dies that’s how we’re picking up here.

    I have to say that the imagination on display here is utterly magnificent to see.  We’re talking inside the mind so what we see isn’t going to be standard and it’s shaped by a combination of the subject who you are in and the one “intruding” into that landscape.  The body’s own defenses are in play here too so all in all what we see visually is both fun, interesting and a myriad of craziness that makes little sense and yet completely works as we think it should.

    Colin has to complete his journey with Ms. Lemonson and while he’s doing that the company around him is in upheaval.  Not only do we see Wendell volunteer to enter Colin’s mindscape but we are treated to what’s happening with Nesbit, his wife and Rayna.  The Cadre’s got plans and thanks to Alyss and what Nesbit did to her well we’re getting a lot of stuff going on behind the scenes that kind of tie directly into what Wendell and Colin are going through.

    The way Tony is able to weave the different aspects of what is happening this issue into the larger picture is great to see.  It’s fun, interesting and each action seems to have a direct reaction to everything else that’s going on.  One miscalculation or misstep and things could plunge deeper into the toilet.  There’s something fascinating about the way that a corporation like this attempts to make breakthroughs the way they are attempting.  Aside from the science aspect, which I want more of, there’s the corporate, hostile at that, angle that comes into play which threatens to jeopardise what is hoping to be achieved.  

    The blend of corporate espionage or something akin to that blended with the science fiction aspect of entering people’s minds to erase memories or overcome them depending and then taking it to a place Tony does this issue well it’s rather something ambitious.  With bold storytelling and a cast of characters of whom you don’t know who to like this is one of those that will make you think about what is, what could be and should we.


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Kiss #4

1/24/2017

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Kiss #4
Dynamite Entertainment 2016
Written by Amy Chu
Illustrated by Kewber Baal
Coloured by Schimerys Baal
Lettered by Troy Peteri

    Twin troublemakers Eran and Noa are back home. They now know Blackwell’s secrets, but will anyone believe them? Fortunately, they have some tricks up their sleeves, and with some help from KISS, they are about to turn their world upside down.

    Amy has been doing something extremely interesting with this story.  I like that Kiss is the inspiration and not playing a direct role here and that the story focuses on these four kids.  This issue starts off with a look at the kids and a bit of their background like the fact that their parents aren’t biologically theirs.  It just reinforces that Eran and Noa are supposed to be playing a huge part in this world.

    I have to say I really do like how this story has been structured.  With each new revelation and discovery it seems like the kids are running bland.  That they’ve taken steps to ensure that things for their way, for now, is refreshing to see as it’s a little unexpected.  The characterisation here really is strong and that we’re seeing different sides to the kids as the story unfolds keeps the interest level in them very high.

    I will say that this creative team has made me want to at least visit this city and explore the parts that are off limits.  There seems to be this slew of unused areas that are left off the map ripe for exploration.  There’s this excitement that comes with each new section they bring us to that is undeniable.  Finding a studio complete with face paint well that was just kind of kitsch but perfectly played.

    Kewber and Schimerys do a wonderful job on the interiors.  The use of page layouts utilising angles, perspective and backgrounds are well thought out and executed.  The homage with the face paint go along with the Protectors suits well that just is fun as all get out.  I really appreciate the attention to detail they bring to the pages.  

    I think the way Amy has the kids trying to do the right thing and educate the people about the truth and while causing a stir they still utterly seem to fail.  This is natural as it’s their first outing and they are acting on instinct rather than training so that feels like it’s the way it’s supposed to go.  They’ll need time and effort in getting used to and learning about that bombshell that ended this issue if they are going to enact any kind of change in the system.  A system that has kept this city in the dark for way too long.

    While i’m still waiting to see if the city was founded as a way to escape what was happening on the surface instead of a true apocalyptic event that will come with time.  Again this is where the structuring of the story comes into play.  I like the idea of Kiss being used as the backdrop for standing up for yourself and of self discovery and freedom.  These kids represent the future and they are going to shatter the lives of the folks in this city, we can only hope they’ve got what it takes to put it back together again once they do that.

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