"The name is Ash, but you can call me Mr. Williams!"
Ash found out the hard way that major corporations frown upon the dismemberment of Deadites on company property. Go figure! But a change in career won't stop him from being The Chosen One!
Writers Chad Bowers & Chris Sims and artist Mauro Vargas put Ash Williams exactly where we need him...in the public school system!
Ash vs. The Army of Darkness will continue to get better and better, and thus, it is a must-read for those who enjoy dancing with deadites and a good soul sucking" Read Full Review
If you're a fan of Ash, the Evil Dead, Army of Darkness or just good bloody fun, Ash Vs. The Army Of Darkness is exactly what you've been waiting for. Read Full Review
Ash vs. The Army of Darkness #1 builds upon the zero issue perfectly, acting as a brilliant introduction in it's own right. Giving us an awkward lesson from Ash, a mysterious subplot, and a odd twist near the end, the creative team do a marvellous job of getting this series off the ground, with there being plenty to look forward to as we await the next issue. Read Full Review
"Ash Vs. The Army of Darkness" #1 finds a brand new aspect of Ash Williams' personality and style while delivering the hits even if it is a little light on the chainsaw hands. Read Full Review
School's in session for Ash Williams in Ash vs the Army of Darkness #1, a lighthearted and animated introductory issue that applies The Real Ghostbusters approach to The Evil Dead thanks to artist Mauro Vargas' lanky cartoon stylings. Read Full Review
A key feature of the franchise for me is that Ash is only really cool in his own mind, and I'm pleased to see that the story team preserves the goofiness of the character without really knocking him down. It's clear Ash vs. The Army of Darkness is crafted by fans of the Evil Dead universe, for fans of the Evil Dead universe, while keeping the story accessible enough for the uninitiated to have a good time " and maybe take a trip to a tranquil cabin sometime soon to do a little, uh, light reading? Read Full Review
Ash vs. The Army of Darkness has an interesting premise, but feels like an old man trying way too hard to stay relevant. It's like that meme of Steve Buscemi floating around from 30 Rock. "Hello, fellow kids." This is one step below a Looney Tunes cartoon. It's a bummer because I really like this franchise and character. Read Full Review
A nice first issue that successfully builds on the momentum of its prelude, this issue has a bit more action and a pinch more wit than last month's entry. It also does a solid job of moving forward to develop its own characters and voice--relying less on previous incarnations of the Evil Dead films and setting up fresh stakes and more outlandish threats than expected.
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