Teddy has discovered a little too much about the Doc's shady activities, and he had her captured! She has just a few hours to find a way out before him and his ruthless goons hand her over to time-travel authorities.
Bullet points:
* Infinite Loop Vol. 1 was honored by the Virginia Library Association Graphic Novel Diversity Award, who called it: "a fun melding of science fiction, romance, LGBTQ+ advocacy fiction, and civil rights history lesson."
* Elsa Charretier's artwork has been featured by DC Comics (Starfire, Harley Quinn, Bombshells), and also launched the Unstoppable Wasp at Marvel.
* Daniele Di Ni more
The writing increases the dramatic tension seen in the first issue and we are now dealt "all-in" on the circumstances facing the characters. Each character has been well developed in a short space of time, and we now know all their roles on the chessboard - it is now time for the game to commence in the remaining issues. The artwork from Di Nicuolo continues to be of a high calibre and although I missed Charretier's art in this series in the first issue, I do think this more modern style suits this story. Stern's color work also complements this. This is a strong series that reels you in from the off, with a complex story rendered simple and effective through good narrative structures. As addictive as one of the reality distorting headsets that feature so prominently in the story. I can't wait for the next outing. Read Full Review
With the ending though, that opens up quite the possibilities for the next issue and I’ll be curious to see where Teddy and the rest of the characters go from here. Read Full Review
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