It's the Home Sick Pilots vs. the Nuclear Bastards in a final battle of the bands that could well be the final battle of the bands on the planet. No advance tickets, drink tokens available at the door.
The Nuclear Bastard is coming for Ami in ‘Home Sick Pilots' #10, and there's nothing she can do but face it down. A blockbusting, bombastic season finale from DAn Watters and Caspar Wijngaard. Read Full Review
Wijngaard delivers some spectacular imagery throughout the issue. There is great action and the art truly captures the tension, but the character moments are a real stand out. Read Full Review
Even as Home Sick Pilots #10 denies readers the conflict they've been seeking for months, it does so with sufficient elegance to also remind us that the wait will likely be worth it. Read Full Review
In ten issues, Watters and Wijngaard have found a style and pacing that works. The first ten issues as a whole might feel a bit unpleasantly staccato as elements pile events and elements together in a way that can feel slightly skewed and out of focus. Still, the overall feel of the series is so appealing that weird little fuzzinesses and rough edges feel perfectly at home in the larger picture. As strange as it all is, Watters and Wijngaard have found a way to make it work. Read Full Review
There are a lot of good things I like about Home Sick Pilots. The characters are well written and the story concept is fantastic. I mean ghost powered giant robots fighting ghost powered haunted houses and 90's high school punk bands! Plus the visuals are tremendously well done and the overall design of the series is fantastic. Read Full Review
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