• 8.0
  Eye On Comics - Don MacPherson Aug 7, 2007

  The story's appeal stems from the fact that one can sympathize with all of the characters. Glister's wish to put her life of dictation behind her is completely understandable, but the ghostly author's circumstances come off as somewhat tragic, leaving the reader to hope he achieves his goal. And then there's Mr. Wilkes, the oafish wrestler-turned-antiques salesman; he's such a cute and unusual soul that one can't help but feel for him as well. Despite the simpler tone of the storytelling, the characters are well realized, and there's no outright antagonist. Each character has a legitimate agenda or goal that just happens to conflict with others. The morals of Watson's story touch upon the virtue of patience, the bite of karma and the importance of remembering that one shouldn't judge others by appearance. Read Full Review

• 7.7
  Comicsverse - Kelsey McConnell Jun 22, 2017

  GLISTER by Andi Watson is full of fun oddities and quirks. While the story is fresh, sometimes the comic departs from its accessibility to children. Read Full Review

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