Stand-alone issue. Three rookie EGOs members go on an unauthorized adventure through time and space. Plus: marital strife! Quantum physics! Inadvisable sex! And the origin of the universe (maybe)!
With its dense plotting, visual exuberance, and emotional weight, this issue offers a nice encapsulation of what "EGOs" has been so far. There's no telling how much more of this series we'll be getting, but if the meatiness of this issue is any indication, "EGOs" should be worth keeping an eye on. Read Full Review
Pixel knows about it all, but the stress of her mother in her prison is stressing her out the most. See the comic folds in these very real human experiences with some kick-butt hero fun. Although this issue only opened the door to the story arc, I can't wait to see where we go with it. With Moore's storytelling and Gus Storms' art, we know our reading will be filled with some hero action while still getting some punches in. Read Full Review
John Rauch as a colorist really shines in this book. The colors pop and compliment Gus Storms' art perfectly. Read Full Review
Its unfortunate that we now have to suffer through an EGOs hiatus for a number of months! This series has been highly enjoyable and well-executed, but if you havent had a chance to catch up with the rest of us, be on the lookout for the first trade collection hitting shops this summer! Read Full Review
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