I realize for a lot of readers they might pick up this book and look at it and think, "this looks like a homework assignment." It's a long read and doesn't have any of action you are probably expecting. However, if you like to settle in and read a deep character book that is bringing personalities to robots in ways I never thought possible I would pick this issue up. Read Full Review

Giving us a light-hearted and fun introspection of his cast, James Roberts delivers a thoroughly enjoyable issue that is accentuated by the visuals of James Raiz and Josh Burcham, despite some very minor problems here and there. Read Full Review