The mysterious disappearance of the original Adventureman gets a little more complicated when, in the modern era, single mom Claire Connell stumbles into his legacy. But with the adventuremantle come untold dangers from those who would seek to destroy it!
Adventureman #2 hits all the right notes. Claire and her son Tommy are quirky and close without being saccharine, and the background of 1930's pulp heroes is an irresistible draw. The art is super-fun and the plot is developing at the perfect pace. Now is the perfect time to get hooked on a thrilling tale like this one. Read Full Review
The team of Rachel and Terry Dodson continue to do great work in the art department. Read Full Review
This is a fine book and it is accessible to anyone looking to read something wholly original. Read Full Review
Terry Dodson's art is sublime. From start to finish you become immersed in the world being created visually and every character is fantastic to look at. Read Full Review
The Adventureman team has successfully made me fall in love with a fictional family and a fictional character that two of those family members are fans of. This is distilled escapist speculative fiction at its fines and more than worthwhile to read this summer. Read Full Review
Adventureman takes elements we have seen used before but pushes them into new directions, injects and incredible amount of joy and gives us an amazing heroine that we instantly can relate to and root for. The ending leaves us with the promise of more incredible stories to come. Read Full Review
This series has already hit its stride. Fraction, Dodson, Dodson and Cowles are a great team producing brilliant work. Read Full Review
I could have as easily enjoyed a simple pulp tale of Adventum Worldwide, but this phased reality story really appeals. Were already in high gear so the test will be if Adventureman can hold its early momentum. It would also be remiss of me to not also mention the additional support material given in this issue. Good choices done with tact and decorum. Read Full Review
When all is said and done, Adventureman #2 lands with near perfection. With only a couple minor stumbles occurring with its wonderful story I cannot recommend it enough. For anyone looking for a bit of pulp fun and adventure to ease a rough day, this book may be just the ticket you are looking for. Read Full Review
Adventureman leaps into modern times as Tommy's book is far from ordinary, and his mom is pretty super, herself. Read Full Review
This series is off to an unbelievable start! This concept by Fraction has been bouncing around in his mind since 2008. I am so excited that Adventureman has been unleashed on the world for all to read. And possibly Adventurewoman? It's going to be fun finding out! Read Full Review
The second issue begins to lay the groundwork for how pulp fiction and the comic book reality will interact, and it offers a satisfying invitation to watch these worlds merge even without a cliffhanger. Read Full Review
Adventureman #2 is such a fun comic that even with its occasional stumbles I cant help but be excited for everything that comes next. Read Full Review
Who and where exactly is Adventureman? Let's hope you don't want an answer, because you're not getting it in this issue, buddy. Read Full Review
"Adventureman" #2 is a well-written and drawn superhero adventure story that is pleasant but derivative. Read Full Review
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