We saved the biggest for last: a long-abandoned gene-splicing project created by Dr. Zin has been reactivated, and even the F.E.A.R. agents who brought it back to life can no longer stop it! Who can? How about Buzz Conroy and Frankenstein Jr.!
All in all, I highly recommend this book and this series. If you know the characters in detail, there are wonderful Easter eggs throughout that will satisfy your nostalgia cravings. But even if not, Jeff Parker does an excellent job of crafting a fun and easily accessible thrill ride. Read Full Review
This is an excellent send off. It is nostalgia filled without being saccharine sweet. It is action packed while staying rated G. It is a love letter to childhood. It is a comic that is kind of out of place in this day and age. Readers of Gotham Academymost likely loved this, and like that title, they will lament its ending. Read Full Review
While Frankenstein Jr. and Buzz may have not appeared to be likely heroes, it is their friendship which proved to be the deciding factor for the victory. But what makes this issue such a joy to read and visually appreciate was the Japanese style battle which strangely fits in naturally to this type of giant robot story. With all of the exaggerated nuances taken from the genre, we can enjoy the narrative on a new level, not only as a touching emotional tale but also as the story of trust and compassion which seem absent from superhero comics in recent times. Read Full Review
This is a fun, action-packed issue, but what makes it excel is the way Parker keeps the focus on the relationships between the characters. Read Full Review
An exciting story that sets up a familiar status quo for old-school cartoon fans, with skies only darkened by the series ending. Read Full Review
While I didn't find much of substance within the pages of Future Quest Presents #12, I remained intrigued throughout mainly because of nostalgia. Read Full Review
This series has been a lot of fun.
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