I’m currently following three comics. Seeing as they land the same week, I’ve decided to cross post all three reviews at once. I could devote a whole week to comics every month, but I’m always reading other stuff I want to talk about and I’ve been writing a lot as well, which limits posting time.Continue reading “Comic Book Reviews (March)”
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Review: Mass Effect: Foundation (#7)
Finally, it’s the of ‘Mass Effect: Foundation‘ comic I have been waiting for. Number seven, or Jack’s issue. Jack is a companion and possible love interest for the main character, Commander Shepard, in the game Mass Effect 2. She also appears in Mass Effect 3. Jack, formerly known as Subject Zero, is a powerful bioticContinue reading “Review: Mass Effect: Foundation (#7)”
Review: Pariah: Volume 1
Vitros are children born of an experiment designed to cure rare and fatal diseases in-vitro. They’re essentially human, but highly intelligent. Like all sub-sets of the population, they’re regarded with distrust, however. Some attempt to blend with society, others are hidden away and yet others are invited to put their exemplary minds to use. WhenContinue reading “Review: Pariah: Volume 1”
Review: Mass Effect: Foundation (#6)
Mass Effect: Foundation by Mac Walters (Writer) and Matthew Clarke (Artist). Mass Effect: Foundation is a series of thirteen comics that explore the back stories of the companions encountered by Commander Shepard, the hero of the video game series Mass Effect. In the previous issue, Miranda and Jacob set out to collect intel regarding the whereaboutsContinue reading “Review: Mass Effect: Foundation (#6)”
Review: Signal to Noise
Signal to Noise by Neil Gaiman (writer) and Dave McKean (artist). Originally released in 1999, Signal To Noise tells the story of a dying film-maker who is writing a script for a film he will never make. The script tells the story of a village facing the previous millennium. As his thoughts become more erraticContinue reading “Review: Signal to Noise”
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