Elizabeth Rico Comic Reviews

Phil Noto's art gives the story weight as characters, props and backgrounds mimic the cinematic universe, creating a bridge between film and print. Opening panels read like a classic Star Wars action sequence, as Poe calms BB-8's incessant worrying as they barrel through a tough situation. Noto drives the action as much as Soule, creating a story that is far from dull.

Oh's strange and mysterious collection packs a powerful punch thatstrikes a haunting chord with readers that leaves many wondering if perhaps they too may find themselves starring in anunusual tale of their own. Never again will readers feel the urge to buy miracle water. Nor will they take online chat rooms lightly. Tales of the Unusual'ssimple color palette and twisted endingsensure that lessons learned will not soon be lost.