This sector is home to the City Enduring, a metropolis of twenty billion citizens, which had just had its first murder in five centuries. And my murderer? Just got murdered. Keep reading for a review of Far Sector #2.
Then I remembered. The memory hit me so hard I didn’t even scream. Not then anyway. The second arc comes to a close: keep reading for some thoughts on Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans’ Die #10.
…the gestalt’s diagnostic scans, the history, Hook being Hook – all signs pointed to failure. Catastrophe and failure. Keep reading for a review of Transformers: Galaxies #3.
“I’d like to show you something, Lantern Mullein…” “Show me what?” “Later. When we can speak more freely.” “Oh, that’s not ominous.” Keep reading for a review of N.K. Jemisin and Jamal Campbell’s Far Sector #1.
We didn’t fight. It wouldn’t have helped. Keep reading for a review of Die #9. Warning, spoilers below! I’ll try to avoid some of the main plot points, but I have to give away one of the biggest reveals in order to actually talk about the story, so if you haven’t read the issue yet
“Perhaps my megacycles of experience and contacts may help. That, and not shouting at them.” “I did not shout at them.” Keep reading for a review of Transformers #14 (2019).
…They dream of violence. Shivering with barely suppressed rage, brimming with righteous indignation. Smiling politely as they imagine savage things… Keep reading for a review of Harleen #2.
…you will never be brought home. You will never be celebrated. You will live out the rest of your existence in squalor and half-function because of fear. Keep reading for a review of Transformers: Galaxies #2.
I know this is a month late, I just figured, with the long wait between volumes, maybe I’d postpone reading it, so the wait for the next book isn’t so long. And I thought maybe I’d take my time once I started reading it too. I finished it two hours after Amazon dropped it off.