Dark Frontier #1 is a good starting issue, but it does set up a lot of questions and does not provide a direct plotline, to begin with. I'm sure with another issue it will be a lot easier to tell what the main character objectives are. Hopefully, we also more interaction with Max because he was presented immediately, but not used or shown very much in the second half of the comic. I'm hoping that there's a second issue and that things clear up. If the art just balances the black and white composition a bit more, transitions between things are smooth, and the story starts providing some structural plot direction, it should end up being a damn good time. The rockiness of the story in this issue, however, forces me to pull it down in rating a notch. It is a good issue, but it needed tightening up just a bit. Read Full Review