In a battle between two telepaths, any bystander is a potential ally . . . or a potential enemy! Matt Price, code name Brain Boy, must defeat a mad mental giant but he'll have to survive a mob of mind-controlled New Yorkers to do it!
Overall, this series gets better and better. I hope that it keeps up with everything that it is doing. I give it a five out of five. Read Full Review
I suggest you pick up this book. Dark Horse has a winner here, especially if it keeps its current creative team. I almost wish that Dark Horse wasn't putting out its zero issues next month, because I'm really curious about what happens next to Agent Price. Regardless, if you were trying to decide whether or not to give it a chance, ponder no further. Read Full Review
Fans of the X-Men and Peter David's X-Factor- I think Brain Boy is right up your alley. For anyone who enjoys the supernatural, this is a series I would highly recommend adding to your pull list. It's really just too good to be ignored. Read Full Review
The creativity seems to know now bounds in this series. Psychic-proof-suited femme fatales? A handler / mother figure who gets to be experimented on in super bizarre ways? Who do you trust? What happened to Brain Boys parents? Its all in there. Plus, theres green slime. What more could you ask for? Brain Boy jumped right into the action and hasnt stopped since the first issue. Catch up if you can on this title and you wont regret it. It will make your brain happy. Read Full Review
In this issue, Van Lente reveals about 10 different twists, all of which work, although it leaves the book feeling a little heavier than it probably should. There is a lot of good here, and with a little pruning, this title could become great. Read Full Review
It is, but just barely, especially for those who haven't been reading. Unfortunately the story is a bit crammed with facts and tidbits that'll make you want more, and at the same time the whole thing feels decompressed. Crazy, I know. Overall though, this was a fun series that had a good ending that promises big things for anyone who wants to use their imagination to carry the story further. Read Full Review
Lente’s writing falls short in comparison to the beautiful work in Silva in this issue. The writer still has plenty of chances to go back on the rails with the zero issue launching next month. Read Full Review
Fred Van Lente's Brain Boy has the potential to be an interesting superhero in the new Dark Horse universe. With some great artwork support from R.B. Silva and Rob Lean, Brain Boy's revival could find some permanency. However, his current personality makes him an unlikeable character. Combined with a confusing, non-linear plot, Brain Boy has a lot of work to do of it wishes to compete with some established superheroes in the industry. Read Full Review
While there were moments where issue #3 felt off somehow, the latest installment of Brain Boy was still highly enjoyable. The artwork in this series never disappoints, while the story got some big developments that increased the scope and mystery of the plot much more than anticipated. Freaking centaur guys freaking centaur. Read Full Review
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