This debut issue shouldnt be missed. Its a deadly concoction of engaging characters in an enlightened and dangerous world. The entire thing is brought to life by breathtaking art. The Memory Collectors will get under your skin, into your brain, and have you looking over your shoulder. Read Full Review

Because the art focuses so much on the mood of the story, it lacks a little bit when it comes to the storytelling. You don't get quite as much information as you typically expect in sequential art. Menton3 gets creative with the narration, though, so the story makes perfect sense. As I've said, the story isn't typical. I could even see how it might frustrate the typical comic reader in some ways. In my opinion, though, it is usually the stories that dare to work outside what is expected that make an impression. I definitely recommend picking up this book and checking it out! You won't be disappointed! Read Full Review

Other than that little corny part, the comic has a great idea behind it. Again, I like Mention3's art. If you don't then I wouldn't try to read this comic. If you haven't ever read Mention3 this is your chance to get started with a new mini-series of his. Read Full Review

When you get down to it, The Memory Collectorshits more than it misses. The beautiful art, in andof itself, outweighs the few flaws in the overall execution of the story. Coupled with a vivid world, bizarre characters, and a new mythos that is just waiting to be explored, this collection is a recommended read. Read Full Review

If you're already a fan of Menton3 or love fetish art, this is up your alley, but it might not appeal to longtime comic lovers. Perhaps it would have received a better reception as an illustrated book versus a comic book, but as it is, it's hard one to enjoy. Read Full Review

This isn't worth your time, to be honest. It might seem a cool concept to some but the execution and story are just so terrible that the concept doesn't matter. Read Full Review