It was okay, but not my favorite, certainly not even my favorite Image comic set in this particular world of theirs. Still, it was a decent read, although I was slightly confused because I hadn't really been keeping up, or probably even reading this in order. I wish there had been a little mor...
A couple marry and find that their life, especially their sex life, is becoming too ordinary and humdrum. They investigate the swinging lifestyle with mixed results at first. With scenes of a sexual nature, this volume is an easy read and a second volume is announced so that the plot can progress. T...
Julia is a waitress and student finding it hard to make ends meet. John is recently divorced and finding it hard to date. A chance meeting brings them together and this is the story of how their relationship develops. With scenes of a sexual nature, this volume is an easy read and, although a second...
I just didn't connect to this title the way I did to Sunstone or Swing - the storyline and characters lacked emotional punch for me. I think the real issue was that I didn't particularly like most of the characters. Several of the side characters are terrible people, and the main characters both fel...
Cyber Force returns in a not-too-distant future – quite good stuff This relaunch of the Cyber Force series has covers by Marc Silvestri but the artwork is not by him so fans might want to take a step back. However the writing by Silvestri and Matt Hawkins has produced an interesting plot with all ...
Set in the same universe as Sunstone this graphic novel focuses on a married couple trying to rekindle their sex life by exploring swinging. Much like Sunstone this volume isn't shy about the topics being explored, and manages to be sweet and sexy as well as educational for those new to the subject....
A lot to this volume including a look at modern warfare methods used by the USA and Russia as an attempt to discredit the US by Russia is unveiled. David, recovering from his suicide attempt, is part of the solution and this volume delves more into his character and background. The fifth and final...
In a dystopian future, artificial intelligence has taken on huge importance and dominates lives in every aspect. Some rebel against such regimented living after a solar flare cuts some of them off from the AI. This volume concludes this short series as Julia, offspring of two rebels, takes on her ro...
I wasn't into this, not the first time I tried to read this, and not at the beginning. It's pretty typical in some ways: a DARPA scientist feels guilty about creating weapons and wants out. In fact, I've seen this time and again in sci-fi/comics. I didn't really see anything in the writing or a...
Our genius-hero continues his work in developing weapons and suffers depression from killing people. He also suffers from romantic problems. Volume 5 continues his story. The fourth of several volumes, this now-in-colour series is written intelligently and well-illustrated. It is engaging and leaves...
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