It's been one year to the day since Milt Summers lost his Mom to the cancer she had bravely fought for twelve years and all Milt wants to do is play his way through the anniversary with his sci-fi surf rock band, Dr. Love Wave and the Experiments.
But when an invasion force of water-stealing aliens arrives in his hometown of Madre Bay, a Musically Inclined Killer Android makes other plans for Milt and he'll soon have to decide between continuing to move idly through his life, or finding it within himself to fight!
DR. LOVE WAVE AND THE EXPERIMENTS is a story about finding new purpose in life when that whic more
I quite enjoyed Dr. Love Wave and the Experiments #1and would look forward to reading future issues. The world and premise are captivating. While I'm not quite sure about the main characters, there are a number of seeds planted throughout the issue that hint at interesting dynamics and developments. Read Full Review
Not every panel reads smoothly or glides effortlessly, but those few instances are a fair trade for what the team accomplishes. They create their own unique beat and tempo while keeping the joyous nucleus of this book intact. It may be fun, it may be funny, but it's also a celebration. Milt's an artist turning loss and talent into a positive force, a force to inspire, soothe, and entertain listeners. Ditto Gustin and his Experiments, though likely not thwarting an actual extraterrestrial invasion. But hey, this is 2020. Read Full Review
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