The reunited Umbrella Academy launches into action to combat a robot crime spree and investigate a string of murdered violinists, all while trying to prevent the apocalypse. Meanwhile, the team's missing member--their powerless sister--slips further through the cracks, and into the very heart of a plot to destroy the world.
Conceived and written by Gerard Way of My Chemical Romance, The Umbrella Academy features interior art by Eisner Award-nominated artist Gabriel Bá (De:Tales), colors by Eisner Award-winning colorist Dave Stewart, and covers by multiple Eisner Award-winning painter James Jean (Fables).
Umbrella Academy continues to buck the trend by both surprising and getting better with each subsequent issue. Clocking in at only six issues, there's no reason why any comic fan shouldn't make the investment and go along for the ride. Read Full Review
Gabriel Bas pencils are a smorgasbord of ingenuity, detail and come to life in vividly vibrant panels which are enhanced by Dave Stewarts coloring. Every page and every panel is rich with visual information which almost makes it criminal to skim through the pages. This comic requires detailed study and for the reader to take in each and every scene for maximum enjoyment. Hasnt that always been the point of reading comics? This book is a rare treat and giant leap forward for the industry. Read Full Review
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