From Farmhand creator Rob Guillory and Sam Lotfi (Harley Quinn), Mosely is a satirical sci-fi blockbuster perfect for fans of God Country and Ghost Cage!
In the hyper-technological world of the later 21st century, Mosely is a bitter old janitor on a mission from a higher power-to unleash holy Hell upon the "too big to fail" Tech Gods.
Can one man bring down the corporate powers who've used their vast influence to oppress an all too complacent human race (and hopefully win back the favor of his estranged family while he's at it)?
Mosely's taking up the Holy Hammer and you better believe he's gonna smash some $h!t unt more
I'm excited to learn more about the world introduced in Mosley #1. A social commentary about technology taking over our lives, this series offers a new sci-fi world well worth exploring. Mosley has the makings of a personal story worth investing in about the horrors of advancing technology. Read Full Review
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Mosely was there as the machines rose to power and now he is looking to bring them down! Read Full Review
Lotfi delivers some beautiful imagery throughout the issue. The visuals on both the characters and the world of the story are visually engrossing. Read Full Review
As outlandish as the story sounds, the artwork brings it to life in truly spectacular ways. Sam Lotfis illustrations are beautiful; he balances the more grounded feel of the books opening pages with a subdued, but stylistic depiction while letting loose with a barrage of video game-inspired aesthetics during the scenes set in the far future. Jean-Francois Beaulieus coloring is just fantastic and perfectly captures the look of the world that is equally utopian and dystopian. Blending a character study with an orgy of sci-fi sensibilities is an inspired choice as Mosely creates a world that is essentially The Matrix by way of Avatar, while adding a dash of cyberpunk noir and Asimov-fantasy. Buy this book! Read Full Review
Mosely #1 is a solid start delivering a familiar story but one that looks like it might dive a bit deeper into themes as well as a father/daughter relationship. It could easily focus on just the action and smashy smashy of robots, but instead the team presents a debut that has a bit more depth and shows of an intriguing world and concept readers will want to explore more. Read Full Review
With the story, as Guillory puts it, coming from his dislike of the rapid advancement of technology in our modern society, the Boom Studios comic has its fair share of ups and downs as it might have tried to do too much, too fast in its debut outing. Read Full Review
Great art. A premise that takes some familiar things and puts an interesting characters in the midst. It's got a chatacter who hates tech as its lead but it doesn't come off like boomer whining, it comes off as something a lot of middle aged people may feel or face. At the end of the issue were set up for an interesting take with some interesting interactions. I'm hoping that they don't fall into the obvious narrative cliches but make this story sing on its own. We'll see.
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