This was a beast! It's broken into five sections and each one tells the story of Ash's shenanigans with the Necronomicon, deadites, Evil Ash and time travel. This has been a treat to read! It is full of time travel, Ash goobering up his one task to destroy the book over and over, fighting and ...
The problem with too much Army of Darkness is that it tends to feel same-y. And after a while, I can only take so many vulgar jokes from one character. But, wait, I still read Deadpool, you say? Except Duggan changed that up, and there's the social commentary that this franchise lacks. ...
Deadites and the Old Ones? This one got more absurd, some bits so ridiculous, I couldn't help but laugh. A friend commented that the more absurd the comics get, the more true to the original and the more fun they are. (I paraphrase, but the original comment is here.) That being said, this fi...
Another trade where I just wished for something more original. Again, it's Ash vs. The Evil Dead, just not as funny as the new TV series.
I just got kind of bored: when it's story after story about Ash fighting the Deadites, I guess I wish there was just a little more diversity to these comics. I liked Ash Saves Obama because the ridiculousness of getting Obama involved, and some of the Obama related stuff at the Detroit comic conve...
These aren't bad enough for me to stop reading, nor are they a horrible reading experience. They simply don't get me all that excited. I find that I can't bring myself to get up the energy to write that much about them, either. This one seemed to have an interesting time-travel/AU twist, but ...
3.5 bloody Stars: This was an entertaining comic. I wouldn't call it a masterpiece because there's almost no plot, it's only an excuse to bring Jason, Freddy and Ash together...and I loved it. If you are a fan of the slasher movies you'll probably enjoy it but, again, don't expect a mind-blowing plo...
Honestly, I don't know why I keep requesting digital ARCs of graphic novels. Firstly, I don't find them at all comfortable to read. There's far too much zooming and panning involved to read them comfortably, regardless of the device. Secondly, as much as I understand the need to protect the content,...
I've read some graphic novels with amazing art, but this may be the best I've seen in a long, long time. At some times, it overwhelmed the story, in fact. Not that the story was bad, it was just that the art was so amazing, I was so enraptured by the art, that it overtook all narrative for me. ...
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