As ghouls surround her station, KBRF Radio ace DJ Samantha stays on the air all night. Will Rock & Roll save her soul? Burn baby burn. Samantha starts a zombie inferno. Stand back. We don't know how big this girl gets. Sam talks the talk and walks the walk. The End...?
Remote always had my eye, but I think it's safe to say that thanks to Samantha Stanton that this is my favorite title in the Double Take line of books. She, as a character, continues to grow (another pun, really?) with each issue and it's been great to see. Maybe too quickly at times, but I can't wait to see where this story goes. What happens to Samantha and who will the shared universe respond? It's going to be good. Read Full Review
I didn't know quite what to expect from this book. Double Take is the comic imprint of video game publisher and distributor Take-Two Interactive and despite the knowledge that former Marvel publisher Bill Jemas brings to the table, using the video game model, where there are a number of writers and artists, tends to clog up the works in comic books. It is a big ask to base a comic book universe on such a small source as one movie, even if it is a classic. At this point, Double Take's ambition is far greater than their finished product. Read Full Review
The result is a crazy quilt of a story that doesn't really work - although it does have a lovely cover by Ruiz Burgos. Read Full Review
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