Aspen's newest hit series debuts!
In the "Wasteland", Lola, a young woman with a resolve fortified by a lifetime of survival on her own, must journey across the nuclear-decimated United States in order to find the family that was taken from her! As her quest for the truth begins, Lola uncovers the true inhumanity of the Apocalypse, as those who seek to hold power in a new frontier, will do so at all bloody costs-including her life!
Aspen is proud to bring you artist Siya Oum's highly anticipated new series! Sure to be one of 2014's most exciting debuts, LOLA XOXO is ready to take you on an incredible adventure unlike any ot more
The first issue has a wild west vibe in a post apocalyptic United States. Lola's journey is just beginning, and I'm ready to see where it goes. Read Full Review
The main attraction of this comic is Siya Oum's art. I'm happy to read a story that, while not treading uncharted waters, is beautiful to look at. Even with the somewhat “been there done that” story we get in this issue, I care about Lola. This is mainly because of the setup, I want to know how her story is going to play out. We get a decent amount accomplished in the first issue and leave off on an appropriately ominous note that has me wanting to come back for the next installment. Read Full Review
Lola XOXO is off to a good start. I'm intrigued as to where the title character will end up next in her journey and what she'll find if she does make it to her destination. Will she find her parents? Are they even still alive? At the very least I'm looking forward to what the rest of this world will look like in Siya Oum's capable hands. Read Full Review
All in all, however, its a worthwhile book that youd do well to pick up, not just for the beautiful artwork inside but for the unique narrative that shows a great deal of promise. Read Full Review
Lola XOXO #1 is not going to come off as something groundbreaking. But trust me there's enough to earn a recommendation from me and some attention from you. Read Full Review
Coupled with dramatic art and a solid plot, Lola has the potential to be an entertaining series. The mystery shrouding the terrorist attack leaves a gaping hole of excitement, and Lola herself has enough vigor to become a compelling lead character. I'll be sticking around for chapter two, and so should you. Read Full Review
While Lola XOXO may not be anything groundbreaking, there's nonetheless potential for future development Read Full Review
Even though there were some problematic elements there were things I did like. For one, the art is fucking amazing; I dig the doe eyed look all the characters have. I like the style it's got a bit of that tough steampunk flavor too. And again, I do think Lola has potential; the concept is unique and Lola, yeah she's a bad ass. Read Full Review
This comic has better art and story than other number one issues from small publishers. Whether enough buyers support this comic remain to be seen in the future. For now, chance of early sellout because of low orders from retailers.
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