Bring On Some More Revival
Why I Bought It
This book continues to be interesting to me. What can I say, it is a charmer.
What I Liked
Part of any good mystery is only revealing half the story to the audience and letting the guess work build to complete the story or take a stab at the potential ending. So what we got in this issue was more peeling back the layers of characters as they discover some revelations about themselves and others.
And it just keeps building.
I think it would be hard for someone to walk into this book at this point and really understand what could be going on. I don't think that is necessarily a bad thing, but it is some food for thought. Usually that annoys me about a book, but for some reason this book just doesn't make me care about that detail. It is just hitting a good spot.
What I Didn't Like
Damn it. Only when I think about the fact that this issue might not be a good issue to start with and I was OK with that does some come up that gives me a reason. That cover is bad ass and very intriguing. So it will be bringing in some new readers. And here it stands not being too new reader friendly.
A minor point, but one that I will easily over look and forgive.
Minor art note: when she pulls the arrow out of her chest and there is blood on her shirt, make sure that the blood is visible, especially when you show her at profile jumping over to the other snow mobile and the blood should be visible.
Panel to Remember
I'm going to give it to the one page that was given to the girl all bruised and bloody in the snow. (Don't want to give away spoilers beyond that).
Quotable
"Waauuuuuuuh." - Those weird things. I'm beginning to like them a little.
Grades
Words: 8/10
Pictures: 8/10
Buy Next Issue: I'm going to keep on trucking on this one.
