Ten years ago CJ's husband and nine year-old daughter were murdered off a desert highway near the California/Arizona border. Since that day, CJ can feel only two things - paralyzing shame for not being with her family and quiet fury that the perpetrators were never found. CJ should have been there to defend her family. CJ should have been there to die with her family. And, in the decade since, she might as well have been dead. Until the day a letter arrives. There's no return address, only one word in the letter. It simply reads: Sunflower. CJ's daughter is alive. And now so is CJ. And she will stop at nothing to get her daughter back.
If you are looking for a departure from the biggest superhero seen in a take a trip to Blythe sunflower will not disappoint you. Read Full Review
Sunflower is a story that plays with extremely common elements of the genre. The parent searching for a child. The mysterious gang/cult leader. The uncooperative police. The predominantly scared and resistant townspeople, but of course, there is one who gives information setting our hero on the right path. But to Mallouk's credit he manages to assemble these common elements into an intriguing story and I came to the end of this first issue wanting more. I'm on board for this story, I want to see where Mallouk takes me, it should be an interesting ride. Read Full Review
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