Old Man Jack is a tongue in cheek look at an 80s action hero with nothing left but his glory days, but those are long behind him. It perfectly captures the essence of a macho man who thinks himself to be John Wayne in his golden years. It looks great, not just in art style, but in imagination brought to page. It's a bit too depressing to be sad, so it comes full circle and becomes an intentional joke. I highly recommend Big Trouble in Little China issue 10, and like Ol' Jack Burton always says, "have you paid your dues lately?"

This is a great read for the comic book world right now: it's ageless, creative, well drawn, the story is simple, the characters are likable, the imagination is high, it's apolitical and it's super fun.

Clearly this book isn't for me, but I'm going to keep on trucking, hoping that it will progressively improve, and that maybe this is just a rocky start, but maybe you'll like it if you want to see cartoonishly men get what they deserve, and witches, who are by no means benevolent, bring their order to an, otherwise, man's world, this may be the book for you.