CaptHowdy

I have to admit, I haven't read anything Moonstone Books has published except for their Phantom line. Actually it's the Phantom that brought me over to Moonstone Books' website to check them out. While I consume Phantom stories like no other, I also like horror and classic monster story types (there just aren't enough Phantom stories around me!).

Legacy of the Invisible Man is set in present day and involves the descendants of the two folks from the original H. G. Wells story, Wayland Drew and Rochester Ingram.

Wayland Drew inherits the hotel that the original invisible man stayed at, along with all his notes. However, he is no scientist, he has to find someone who can help, enter in a distant relative of the original invisible man, Rochester Ingram.

The two partner up to try an get the invisibility formula working and of course succeed. After they succeed what next?

The story is low scale and just deals with a few characters. In a one issue trade like this, not much character development is done but you get a sense of who is good and who is evil. It's just a matter of is the evil person going to get away with it, or is the good guy going to overcome?

Overall a nice little invisibility story, a fun read, especially if you can recall the old black and white Claude Rains movie at least a bit.

I remember reading these like over twenty years ago. Other than that, I can't really remember much else about them.

I just went through this issue and as in the previous six issues, Spider-Woman is still trying to piece together what happened to her father, who murdered him and all that.

A romance is developing between her and Jerry Hunt, she's becoming increasingly suspicious of Magnus, and Brother Grimm appears yet again for a second.

All this leads to what I hope is the end of her puzzling quest to find out who killed her father, or at least what the heck happened to him.

A pretty average story. I think though that I am personally just getting sick of the searching for her past storyline. I am eagerly awaiting for her to fight baddies for Pete's sake.

I just picked this up to check out after reading a review by a user here, and it isn't that bad.

Tarot, the Witch of the Black Rose quite the buxom young warrior. The pace of the comic is a little too fast for my liking, perhaps it will slow its pace down as the story progresses. I felt pulled along at a breakneck pace, one one half, trying to digest all the action and introduction to the characters and storyline, and the other half trying to keep an eye on all the erm, babes n' other artwork.

Definitely worth following up by reading the next few issues. It's got what I like, some horror, babes, and the beginnings of a descent storyline.