Pokémon meets Power Rangers in this kaiju-packed mature parody that follows a monster trainer whose dreams of fortune and glory collide with his own hubris and the downfall of the entire planet in a story about betrayal and redemption in a world of bizarre, cute, and deadly monsters.
Gamma is back at it with Dark Horse, and the series' inaugural issue will be a welcome reminder to fans of the original oneshot. Read Full Review
Gamma is like staring at a wall of Funko Pops where you know maybe one or two of the shows, but are otherwise stupendously overwhelmed. There's little rhyme or reason to what's going on as its narrative bounces back and forth between indeterminate time periods under the assumption you know exactly what's going on. In a lot of ways, it's like tuning into an anime in the middle of the series: there's a lot of spectacle, pretentious one-liners, and the power of friendship, and yet you ultimately feel like you're missing out on something. Read Full Review
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