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Couldn't of said it better! I agree 100% and just and excellent series so far.
Hunkered down and waiting for death, the Cryonauts' war will turn from the strange enemy lurking beyond their safe zone towards each other. As they struggle for control and try to dig up answers, family man John and the elusive LQ's lives from the past will unfold in this nightmare future, starting everyone down a path towards the ones behind the bloody curtain. From Chris Sebela, writer of Blue Beetle, Kiss/Vampirella and Evolution, and Hayden Sherman, artist of The Few and John Carter The End, comes the story that HAD to be told at AfterShock!
A super trippy tale whose scope constantly grows in a savage scale. Recommended for lovers of dystopias, war stories, sci-fi, or edgy visuals. This book is just awesome. Read Full Review
The frightening world of Cold War continues with the stakes getting higher and the mystery getting deeper. There are more important questions to ask than "Who are these people?" and "Why are they here?" and none of the answers come easy. Read Full Review
I imagine that this will read really well as a whole but each individual issue stands out very well on its own as well, making it worth the wait with ease for each new one. Read Full Review
Cold War #3 is a disappointing read, as it has plenty of potentially compelling leads that it wont give room to grow or develop organically. The art looks good on the surface, but the environments are a cluttered mess which are difficult to interpret. Unfortunately, this one misses the mark on getting a recommendation. Give it a pass. Read Full Review
A great series so far by the always solid Sebela and a artist who style is gritty and perfect for this by Hayden Sherman. His art in Image's The Few was awesome and in John Carter The End. So if you are a fan of shoot em up shit, mixed in with Sci-Fi in a dystopian future. No spoilers, I really just recommend this book, and Aftershock just keeps putting out great material as well.
Probably the best issue so far. There's just something about this series that's just so different it has you interested. The art is wonky, so if you are a big art person, this might not be the book for you. Overall, I am satisfied and each issue to me has been good.
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