Jeremy Robinson adapts his own bestselling novel for American Gothic Press! Kaiju, noun: Giant monster. Jon Hudson thinks he's hunting for Bigfoot when Sheriff Ashley Collins knocks on his cabin door with complaints. But a joint expedition finds them on the verge of uncovering a government experiment so massive it could threaten the world... and prove that kaiju are more than Japanese fairy tales.
I can tell there is a lot more to this story, so I’m stoked for issue #2. I hope we get to see more of Project Nemesis, but honestly, I’m really looking forward to seeing a history of Hudson. No one drinks as much as he did just for the Hell of it. So far, this series is looking really promising. Keep reading to see what happens! Read Full Review
Overall, with so many things going on, its hard to get a real feel for the book. Is it a monster book? An X-Files book? An everything book? For me, I am not a fan of this type of book. That said, the quality of the product from American Gothic Press is hard it ignore for fans of the various genres on show. Read Full Review
I feel like Project Nemesis #1 could have been so much better than it was. The ideas expressed here that I can make out seemed interesting and the dialogue with the characters seemed pretty fluid, but the okay art, heavy needless narration, unexplained details, and some bad page layout really bogged this down for me. I wanted to like this more than I did but I just couldn't bring myself to see past most of the problems with this issue. Just another example of a story told in a narrative medium not translating well to a visual one. Read Full Review
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