A secret history of Convergence is revealed when Brainiac offers Telos a terrible choice: Save his people or save his planet. And now, years later, is Brainiac the only ally in Teloss search to find his lost family? Or could he put his faith in KRot, Stealth, and Captain Comet instead?
The comic is ok, but something isn't quite working for the series, especially in this issue. There's some cool ideas and potential, and maybe we'll see it down the road pay off, but for now, the comic feels like a jumble of concepts, plots, stories, and ideas that aren't quite fleshed out enough or used in the right way. Telos is a character to keep an eye on, hopefully he finds footing in his own story. Read Full Review
Telos starts out with a bang in this issue as it answers questions we've been waiting awhile for and even gets us right into the action. Sadly though, it doesn't fully flesh out why these characters are doing what they're doing or why they even trust our title character. I just feel like it takes a lot to get into this book with all the info dumps it throws at you and I don't know anyone who was really clamoring for a Telos book in the first place. Hopefully the story telling improves, but as of right now this just isn't a great story. Read Full Review
This is one of the most frustrating titles out from DC at the moment, because the Multiversal possibilities post-Convergence were literally endless. Yet instead we continue to get the secret origin of a character who didn't demand this much attention in the first place. Read Full Review
Ah now that was loads of fun! A heist. A motley crew including Captain Carrot. What's not to like?
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