Susie Cumberland Comic Reviews

Overall, this is yet another fantastic read and I do implore you to read it. If you are a fan of gaming, The Walking Dead, or general "What if" moments that aren't suffocated with superheroes then pick this up. It is an addictive read that even the most non-comic reader would love. While you're getting that you should have a look at these little beauties too.

See, education while discovering a funny comic book. The writing, sketching and the fact that it's really nerdy all adds together in a wonderful orchestra of awesomeness. I enjoy the simplicity of the sketches that isn't completely covered in text. Also, I find the fact that it is a comic book that focuses on science instead of superheroes, virtual worlds, and high-definition drawings. Take a peek in the online store.

See, education while discovering a funny comic book. The writing, sketching and the fact that it's really nerdy all adds together in a wonderful orchestra of awesomeness. I enjoy the simplicity of the sketches that isn't completely covered in text. Also, I find the fact that it is a comic book that focuses on science instead of superheroes, virtual worlds, and high-definition drawings. Take a peek in the online store.

Garley's first issue of The Kill Screen "I Love You" has certainly divulged into some dark aspects of humanity where some choose to survive alone, fight in groups, and some even end things on their own terms. I am certain that he will begin to look at how different motivations people have for their actions. In this launching title Jill meets Chris and together they get past some infected people. She uses her brain when his brawn would have gotten them killed. The twist of Jill's demise left a look of shock on my face. It left me confused and in despair. How could she be gone already? Who was that by her? Is this how people get infected? What an earth happens next? Sadly I will have to wait. I want Jill back, I want to find out what happened to Chris, and I want to know if anyone ever discovers what caused The Kill Screen.