"HOPSCOTCH MÉLANGE," Part Four
A long time from now, Captain Noah Smith floats through space aboard his Archival Recivilization Capsule, searching for a fertile planet upon which to rebuild Earth. But out there in the dark vacuum, he finds... something else. This is the final, sugary story of Noah's A.R.C.
Ice Cream Man #12 brings a powerful conclusion to a fantastic arc full of genre manipulation and truths that cut deep. Read Full Review
An odd mix of space opera, Silent Running and 2001: A Space Odyssey, the last remaining human is seen on what seems like an impossible mission. A cautionary tale of where we possibly may be heading and what our future could become, while teasing us more about The Ice Cream man's true purpose in the universe. This book is uniquely memorable and unsettling, in all the right ways. Read Full Review
Ice Cream Man #12 is everything I want from the series. Both the writing and the artwork come together to create a shocking and menacing issue that beautifully keeps the momentum of the series moving along quickly. Read Full Review
Ice Cream Man works like a great episode of The Twilight Zone. Although there are some ongoing elements that long time readers will appreciate, you can jump into this book at seemingly anytime and get a creepy story that's sure to send a shiver down your spine. This comic is consistently weird and disturbing. Read Full Review
Really loved this first arc and story. Great Horror Comic.
While it isn't as good as the previous issue, I still enjoyed this. I hope this series can go back to how consistently great it was early on.
Not quite as good as the last issue, but okay.
This wasnt bad. The story itself was entertaining but is this book that should be going the route of a backstory. I prefer just the single issues.
It was alright. Not a fan of this one.
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