The reborn Egyptians keep walking, the Copycat Killers keep killing, and the museum gala where these and other seemingly random events will converge looms large!
The entire comic is a delight, and is a must-buy for anyone who appreciates the work of Douglas Adams. Read Full Review
This issue of Dirk Gently also comes with a four page backup story entitled Albatross by Arvind Ethan David with art by Dani Strips and colors by Charlie Kirchoff. The backup story here is delivered with a much darker tone than the main story and seems to depict the descent into madness of a former rock star now trapped in some sort of asylum. The writing here is delivered in a manner that leads you to believe that the main character is ranting to himself about his current situation. Dani Stips' art is also vastly different than what is found in the main story as it relies on extreme close ups and larger panels to convey a much more ominous tone. Likewise, here Charlie Kirchoff's colors really stand out as they have plunged into the darker shades giving us a much bleaker story that makes for a great little read. Read Full Review
The writing feels like Mr Ryall is so scared of angering the spirit of Douglas Adams he's over compensating. Given any other character and this would have been a lot better, as it stands I'm starting to feel like I'm being punished for reading licenced comics. Read Full Review
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