Prepare for MIND MGMT's most surreal arc yet, in this first in a series of one-shot stories! This month, how will sleeper agent The Home Maker maintain her cover when Mind Management invades suburbia?
Matt Kindt is amazing. He makes me feel intellectually inferior and appreciative at the same time. His stories are complex. His art is beautiful. He is truly one of a kind(t) in the industry. Read Full Review
If you havent had the benefit of picking up Mind MGMT before now, buy this issue. Its a thorough introduction to the feel of the series without bogging you down too much in the minutiae of its complex, but fascinating history. Once you do, Im certain those first 12 issues will find their way into your collection pretty fast. Who knows? They may already be there without you even realizing it. Read Full Review
When critically approaching comics, one has to think about what has this done differently from before and what makes it stand out from the rest? Most readers by default are comfortably inclined to put up with the same old crap, so to take a critical look at something without fear of being scrutinized incessantly by its fan-base is a difficult thing to do. Mind MGMT manages to do something entirely different from the previous issue and stays relatively different from the rest of the medium of comics as a whole. Its outside-the-box nature gives it a uniquely special quality that most of the books from the big two could only dream of having. In essence, Mind MGMT has managed to produce both engaging single issues and an intriguing storyline. I highly recommend it as one of the best books on the stands right now. Read Full Review
Issue 13 may not be the series' best for me, but even with the caveat that it exists without its usual framework, it's still a worthwhile aside in one of comics' most endearing instant classics. Read Full Review
Overall Mind MGMT is one of the crown jewels in Dark Horse's cap and a maxi-series unlike any other. This should be on everyone's list to read and I fully expect it to top numerous best of lists when the year ends. Read Full Review
"MIND MGMT" #13 is a fun stand-alone comic, but it also works well as part of a greater story. I, for one, can't wait to see how this and the next handful of issues all come together, but regardless, you're getting a good read here. As Kindt's career continues to explode, it's nice to see that his creator-owned baby hasn't been forgotten. For those that haven't read "MIND MGMT" yet, this is a perfect place to begin. Read Full Review
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