A journey through time via the Para-Zone leads our heroes to confront crucial characters from the Black Hammer-verse!
o Ties directly into the Eisner Award-winning Black Hammer comic books series and is written by Jeff Lemire.
"This whole weird pulpy world is so fun and gorgeous."-IGN
Quantum Age sets up for a solid finale the next time around but as much as I really enjoy the whole ties to the past thing it ends up dominating it just a little too much here. That's not exactly a bad thing but with a limited amount of space to deal with the future group every moment with Colonel Weird slows down their story. That said, I really liked what we got out of Weird here and seeing the larger arc of the character since the beginning of Black Hammer makes for a really good experience here. Combine that with Torres doing some great stuff in showing us the distant past and distant future while also putting together some great reunion pages, it's a solid and really fun book that has me eager to see how they'll wrap it all up. Read Full Review
In a world chock full of superhero comics, Jeff Lemire manages to make The Quantum Age different enough that it stands out from the rest of the competition. Read Full Review
The penultimate issue of "The Quantum Age" proves itself to be a powerful story of reconciliation and connectivity in spite of the slowing down of the rest of story this creates. Read Full Review
This comic is getting better and better.