Fans have demanded it and now, at long last, the Badger returns! A brand new story ripped from today's headlines, from the inimitable Mike Baron! Badger as you've never seen him: Raw! Furious! Crazier than Randy Quaid! Jim Fern's art will astonish! With a killer variant cover by Paul Pope!
Geo AriaGeo, is the Guido of Greatness, the King of Comics and the Toa of Techies. Its not cool until Geo certifies it cool. He likes everything from Archie to WWE and everything in-between, as long as its funny, edgey, or over the top exciting. Read Full Review
All in all, this book was very surprising. When I first saw the cover, I thought Oh great, another '90s homage. But I was wrong. This was a great issue that covered some deeptopics of war and illness. The entire creative team did a great job, and I am interested to see what they do with the next issue. I highly suggest the read to anyone interested. I give Badger #1, 3.5 stars out of 5. Read Full Review
This series brings up two very important but often overlooked issues: War and mental illness. They are not always together but, when they are, it gets you right in the heart. The creative team has done an amazing job with the first issue, and Baron’s writing is bound to bring up even more controversial and stereotyped concepts to talk about. So, if you’re interested in these concepts, this book was made for you. This is a very solid first issue, and I can’t wait to read more! Read Full Review
After all these years, I was glad to have finally read about a character I've always had a fondness for from afar. In the next issue preview, it's listed that Tony Akins, whose work I love, will be penciling the next installment. That may bring me back for at least one more issue, but after that second chance we'll have to see. I'm not sure how long I'll stick with this since the writing failed to connect with me in this debut issue. Read Full Review
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