BITTER ROOT cowriter CHUCK BROWN and superstar artist PRENZY (ON THE STUMP) reunite for this ultra-violent, high-octane limited series that's Frasier meets The Punisher!
Gem Ezz is a psychiatrist in the Kafkaesque city of Setham, where corruption and brutality rule the streets. By day, she uses words to solve her patients' problems. By night, she takes a more direct-and sometimes deadly-approach. But when her practice puts her in the sights of an immortal serial killer, Gem finds herself embroiled in a power struggle that threatens everything she's ever known.
Its an impressive opening issue. As a hero, Gem is just really, really cool. Shes somewhere between Batman and the Punisher, but something far darker and badass than either of them had managed. As a whole, Flawed is deliciously over-the-top. Its urban horror action on a level that feels powerful enough to launch its own franchise. With any luck, the right people see this, and it takes off. Read Full Review
The ArtThe art of Flawed #1 is great. Prenzy, doing both linework and colors, brings life to Brown's world. The curved linework gives a softness to the issue that was unexpected but worked. Some of the artwork can be slightly gory, but with a book like this, that's not an issue and helps to convey just how frustrated Dr. Ezz feels about the state of her city. Read Full Review
Prenzy delivers some beautifully detailed and visually engaging art. The visuals are immersive and transport the reader into a new and unique world. Read Full Review
Flawed #1 is a terrific start to an in-your-face comic book about corruption and a flawed judicial system. Read Full Review
While it's not breaking new grounds, "Flawed #1 is an exciting start that reminds you that being familiar doesn't mean boring. Read Full Review
Flawed #1 is a look at a city and a would-be savior. But how far is Dr. Gem Ezz willing to go and is this the only way? Of course her initial threat may not be her only one for long. Just like the opening of this issue suggests you can make the wrong decision if your vision isn't right. Read Full Review
Flawed #1 brings forward a brutal tale of murder and revenge that leans into psychological warfare in a refreshing way. Read Full Review
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