Jocelyn Savoie Comic Reviews

One Question Remains Clayface: Celebrity Dirt #1 is the kind of comic that leaves you wanting more. It doesn't reveal a great deal, but that's hardly a criticism. Instead, it builds intrigue, leaving readers eager to discover where the series is headed while showcasing flashes of exceptional horror imagery and a compelling murder mystery that constantly raises one question: Who is the real Clayface?

Spawn #377 is not the home run I was hoping for. There's a lot of exposition to get through, along with several characters who simply don't stick the landing. Even so, I came away with the impression that Matthew Rosenberg has a genuine appreciation for the sandbox Todd McFarlane has spent three decades building into one of the most recognizable independent comic book franchises of all time. I'm optimistic that Rosenberg has a clear blueprint for where he wants to take the series and that he'll continue building toward that vision with each new issue.