Bill and Ted are going to change the world with their music...just as soon as they get over their writer's block! Maybe they'll just sneak into the future to take a little peek at their discography to help. Includes a backup story written by Chris Sims and Chad Bowers (SubAtomic Party Girls) and illustrated by Brooke Allen (Lumberjanes).
Bill & Ted have a special place in many people's hearts and what's great about this new offering from BOOM! Studios is that is captures the essence of these characters and their world and expands on it but with a bit more cartoony-style, and it actually works incredibly well. The second issue's story is a lot stronger and the reader will make a better connection with the titular characters. If you love the movies, you should really check this book out. Read Full Review
Bill & Teds Most Triumphant Return is still a bit clunky but its now pointed in a much more promising direction. Read Full Review
The artwork is a joy to look at. It carries a nostalgic feeling to it, resembling much of the old Scooby Doo. This feeling is perfect for the series, as it brings us back to the time when Bill & Ted first crossed our screens when it came out in the 90′s. The script is a big let down however, with overwritten dialogues for Bill & Ted's introductions, to the sudden character emotional changes. With Chuck driven to kill the two boys that have made his life hell, to suddenly dropping all his hate in a spilt second to chat up a girl, and then to suddenly accept their help. Its all too sudden for my taste, but fans of the series, may well feel differently than I do on this matter. Read Full Review
I really didn't like the second story this issue, none of it worked for me at all. Read Full Review
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