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    3.1 stars

    Average score of 4 user reviews

    OMAC Strikes Back 1

    I haven't read OMAC #5 but from what I heard is that you won't need to read it in order to understand what is going on in this book. Does Jeff Lemire add Frankenstein's point of view while keeping new readers in mind?  THE GOOD: The art does this type of series justice. It's very sketchy and requires you to look very hard at the book in order to get everything about it but I think that gives the story more scope. I really love the story in this book. I haven't read a single issue of OMAC and I f...

    3 out of 3 found this review helpful.

    And that's it ? 0

    I had only read the first issue of Frankenstein before this one, so I was not really enthusiastic except for the idea of having the second round of O.M.A.C versus Frankenstein...The GoodConsidering I i missed three issues before this one, I was afraid I wouldn't understand everything that was going on in there, but it actually did not happen, and I think even without having reading the first issue I wouldn't have been lost, so, that's actually pretty good. Moreover, we had a litte more depth on ...

    1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

    I don't like going in blind 0

    Having seen both sides of this "epic battle" it is time to declare the winner - O.M.A.C.!  And by that I mean the series and not the character.  About halfway through the O.M.A.C. story it started to get to a decent level of fun but it never gets there here.  The writing and the pacing was just a little more off (also it seems that the art style in O.M.A.C. seems better to show off fights.)  Still this issue was not really all that bad, its just that there is nothing at all noteworthy about it. ...

    2 out of 2 found this review helpful.

    Battle of the Acronyms 0

    This issue answers the most interesting but least nagging question, What does Frankenstein do in his free time? I wish we had spent the entire issue on this little detour instead of the one we get, but I'll get to that later. It was actually quite intriguing to have this issue's framing device be a personal sidequest for our hero, rather than a standard mission. We actually get a little look into this stoic's mind.As for the main part of this issue, it's a rehashing of the O.M.A.C. part of this ...

    1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

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