The utility gauntlets are off! The tensions between campy Dragonflyman and his gritty counterpart, Dragonfly, come to a furious boil! It's a rift that can only be settled with fists, gadgets, and-in Dragonfly's case-lethal weapons! Plus, XTRA: illustrated prose, AHOY-style!
Tom Peyer writes another amazing script. It is well written, funny, and exciting. The art is pretty damn good as well. I am loving this series and it certainly is one of the best in this franchise. I can't wait to see how they conclude this story. Read Full Review
'The Wrong Earth: Night and Day' keeps bringing the drama and the action. When this arc is done it's going to make a great trade. The polar opposite of vigilantes get real in this one and it's the perfect escalation given the story. This series is for fans who love comics and just want to indulge in classic comic book tropes unapologetically. 'The Wrong Earth' is smart, fun, and entertaining. Read Full Review
JamalIgleis doing career defining art here. It is crisp, clear, and Peyer wisely allowIgleto depict the main fight this issue to be mostly wordless. Besides slight changes to their costumes,Igleuses body language to better set the Dragonfly men apart. Colorist Andy Troy deserves credit for the bright and eye catching colours. Characters and backgrounds stand out. Read Full Review
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