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 whereaboutsContinueContinue reading “Review: Mass Effect: Foundation (#6)”
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Review: How Dark the World Becomes
How Dark the World Becomes by Frank Chadwick. Sasha is mid-level gangster involved in the usual smattering of criminal activities: drug dealing, protection and numbers. He seems like a nice guy, so far as thugs go. He funds a clinic, is good to his girlfriend and is apparently respected by his peers, except for theContinueContinue reading “Review: How Dark the World Becomes”
Review: The Quantum Rose
The Quantum Rose by Catherine Asaro. I usually upgrade my ratings of Catherine Asaro’s books after I think about them for a while, so I’ll start this one at four stars.* It felt like a three, as in I liked the book enough to finish it, but I wasn’t blown away. I didn’t love it.ContinueContinue reading “Review: The Quantum Rose”
Review: Wool Omnibus (Silo Saga) by Hugh Howey
Wool Omnibus (Silo, #1) by Hugh Howey. Wool is a series of five novellas by Hugh Howey, collected into one omnibus edition that works as a novel. The setting is “post-apocalyptic interior” which is something I made up just for this review. The survivors of an unknown apocalypse live in a giant silo that delves deepContinueContinue reading “Review: Wool Omnibus (Silo Saga) by Hugh Howey”
Review: Mass Effect: Foundation (#5)
Mass Effect: Foundation (#5) by Mac Walters. Miranda recruits Jacob to Cerberus by offering him a mission he can’t refuse: collecting Shepard’s body from the edge of the galaxy. They travel to the Terminus system to deal with Batarians. We all should know right there things are going to go awry. This is an interesting installmentContinueContinue reading “Review: Mass Effect: Foundation (#5)”
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