Marty and Doc have outwitted the Tannen family, but at what cost? When the DeLorean speeds back to 1986, our heroes discover that Hill Valley is now a walled-in city held under the sway of the mysterious CITIZEN BROWN. And Marty's going to have to solve things on his own-because Doc has just faded from existence!
Bullet points:
" Featuring the talents of Back to the Future co-creator Bob Gale, writer Erik Burnham (Ghostbusters, Back to the Future), and artist Alan Robinson (V-Wars, Back to the Future).
" Adapting the hit video game from writers Bob Gale, Michael Stemmie, Andy Hartzell and Jonathan Straw for the first time!
The topsy turvy world that is Hill Valley in this time line is unusually sanitized with pretty much every little bit of fun made completely illegal. Biff Tannen has practically become a choir boy, And he likes it! Doc Brown missing the 1931 premiere of Frankenstein somehow caused this entire time line and Marty must find a way to set things right. Contacting Doc has become a chore since he's a high up official and you must request an audience with him. But Marty manages to reach him by breaking the law. Marty shows him the now useless time machine and that causes Doc to remember his vague images of dreaming up the flux capacitor in 1955. Great fun that promises more fun in the next issue. Read Full Review
Personally, I'm not a fan of the overlapping panels. It doesn't take away from the great work but it's distracting at times. The lack of background from the other issues may have some people lost but it's still a good read on its own–I would suggest reading the rest anyway, because it's good! Read Full Review
This story has finally become a bit of essential reading. It took a few issues to build it up but from here the story has become a miniserie fans will be eagerly waiting for the release of the next issue. Read Full Review
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