With Stinger grounded at the Bughouse, Dragonfly is left alone to face the brute force of Kaktus! Meanwhile, on Earth Alpha, Dragonflyman puts his life in the hands of his sidekick who controls his fate with the push of a button - literally! PLUS! An assortment of prose and illustrations to entertain and astonish.
Overall, this is a good fourth issue that balances the two worlds well. I can't get enough of the cute and innocent nature of the Omega world and it's fun to see a ridiculous character like Kaktus pop up in the grittier Alpha world. Pick this one up if you're a lover of superheroes, whether it's the grit of modern comics or the glam of Adam West style comics. Read Full Review
Altogether, Peyer continues to impress by giving readers two takes on a vigilante crime fighter that is near and dear to every comic fan's heart. As much as the character portrayals of the Earth-Alpha counterparts continue to be satirically nostalgic, ironic, quirky, and oftentimes hilarious, the Earth-Omega dynamic duo appears to be growing and maturing into something dark, almost eerie, and unsettling. Read Full Review
The artwork is really great, but the storylines lack the punch of 'The Wrong Earth'.
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