Now, to whom would I suggest to pick up this issue Drifter? At this point, honestly, to nobody. No, I'm not saying that this is not a series worth reading " what I'm actually saying is that starting to read it from the end would spoil the enjoyment and the marvel that Drifter creates. Start from the beginning, and get to issue #16 gradually: you'll probably love it. If you manage not to get frustrated by the haze. Everything will become clear in the end. Read Full Review

I feel like I'm on the verge of piecing together what's going on...but I do wish we'd gotten a bit more help along the way. This could be a mind-blowing twist that they're setting up, but I would've liked for it to be something that's slowly revealed bit by bit rather than us being left totally confused for most of the series and then given the important answers at the very end. I may have to reread this one once I'm done.

Art is, as ever, simply stunning. My main gripe with this issue is that there is no way Pollux would be able to walk, let alone help carry Emmerich after having been shot in the ear, arm, and thigh. The nerve damage and blood loss would make him basically useless and in dire need of medical attention. Yet somehow, without any kind of tourniquette or bandage or anything, he's able to help carry a grown man in gear. more