Mad scientist Kinga Forrester's plan to dominate all media has succeeded in conquering comics! Jonah, Tom Servo, and Crow have been forced into public domain comic books and are desperately trying to riff their way out of them! But has Crow succumbed to four-color fever, or is the strange new persona he's taken on hold a surprise for Kinga?
The art is a great mixture of styles from the golden and silver age of comics with amazing art for the modern comic panels. Can't wait to see what happens next. Read Full Review
Another fun issue with some pretty fantastic riffs Read Full Review
Mystery Science Theater 3000 #3 simultaneously gave me my favorite story (Tom Servo, Teen Reporter) and least favorite story (Horror) of the series so far. Read Full Review
This series was a little wobbly at first, but I feel like it's hit its stride. There are jokes here -- specifically the running Totino's gag -- that land better because they're already been set up, and having the framework of the series established gives all the riffing something comfortable to hang from.
So sorry but I'm out of it. I don't find it fun. I don't understand the point about all this.
Cover - I take the variant. Nice but don't seem related to what is inside. 1/2
Writing - Too weird for me I guess. 1/3
Arts - Love Nauck, but not much page with him, the other respect the vibe of old comics, but aren't my taste. 1.5/3
Feeling - My last issue. Sorry to cannot give you a better review than this fox. 0/2
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