This volume brings together all the themes of the previous volumes and leads unsurprisingly to Heath’s end. It’s still quite well-illustrated, colourful and detailed and the plot is quite complicated. I found the second arc drawn out and annoying, probably also because I dislike time-travel stories ...
In this comic collection, Will Mason is a bodyguard for hire in an Earth now invaded by orcs and goblins. Hired to take some scientists West, he encounters various challenges and interesting characters. Some of the story starts out with lack of clarity but it slowly begins to make some sort of sense...
This colourful and action-packed comic collection involves Heath fighting various aliens on various planets, some time travel, betrayal, sex and more fighting! It's fairly straight-forward stuff with some characterisation but nothing particularly novel. Quite enjoyable but I'm not too enthusiasti...
The Walking Dead will be the zombie movie that never ends. - from the introduction by Robert Kirkman I'm a huge fan of The Walking Dead tv show. It's hard to put into words what this show means to me and how it has played with my emotions over the years. I can't believe I waited this long to read...
Admittedly, I've never watched the TV show, nor have I read any of the comics, books or anything to do with The Walking Dead before. This was a free option on Amazon, so I figured it was a great place to start, to give me a taste of the plotting and storytelling.For me, I felt like something was mis...
Know what I like less than slice-of-life? Yup. Dystopian. And I saw nothing that called to me enough to continue. I might in the future if I hear fabulous things about this series further on, but I'm not prioritizing it now.
I found it impossible to read this without constantly comparing it to the TV show which led me to it.Plot-wise, the show matches the source only in the broadest strokes. TV has also done what TV and film usually needs to do and cut and conflated characters from the source material. What I didn't rea...
Officer Rick Grimes wakes up in a hospital after being in a coma due to a gunshot wound while on duty. He steps out into the hall to find a nurse or someone at least but as he starts walking down the hall soon realizes no one is there. The rooms are all empty. There no sign of people, no patients, n...
(Crossposted from The Itinerant Librarian) After the events in the previous volume, Pope and Jesus are homeless. However, they soon find a new place to live along with the tenants of the previous building they lived in, who ended up homeless as well. Jesus and Pope are getting along slightly bette...
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