"THERE IS NO BEGINNING"
The double-sized Season 2 premiere! With an astonishing array of covers by some of the hottest artists working today: JENNY FRISON, ROB GUILLORY, SHAWN MARTINBROUGH, JAMIE McKELVIE, EMMA RIOS and MORNING GLORIES' own JOE EISMA!
Buckle up because this issue is going to school you. Read Full Review
Morning Glories #27 is another endlessly engaging and thoroughly engrossing affair that continues to spin this tale of mad mysteries while offering up some helpful nuggets along the way. Highly recommended. Read Full Review
The creative team has somehow found a way to mimic the experience of reading the book in the characters reaction to the events of the series. Throughout "Morning Glories" 27 the cast echoes the confusion, and need for speculation that the audience feels each time they pick up an issue. In another feat of imagination, the team has managed to harness the sensation of deja vu, communicating that eerie, dreamlike experience perfectly in the series, especially this issue. Spencer and Eisma have somehow caught lightning in a bottle, and each installment of the series releases another jolt of energy that feels familiar and completely new all at once. Read Full Review
An issue that makes a lot of sense once someone explains it to you. Read Full Review
MORNING GLORIES followers will get double the fun in this month's oversized issue -- not only are there extra pages, but certain pieces of the story are finally starting to click together. There's still plenty left to figure out, but it's very gratifying to see this large, complicated world start to feel a little bit smaller. Read Full Review
For a Morning Glories comic issue #27 is pretty straightforward. We also get to interesting features at the back of the comic including summary and supposition from “Professor Meylikhov” and a cute recap of the first season. Worth a look. Read Full Review
This is still an extremely addicting, promising series, but it needs a shot in the arm, and soon. Read Full Review
Is it a book about time traveling or just the supernatural or likely both. I’ve missed a lot and if this issue accomplished one thing, it was to convince me to go back and get caught up. I’m glad to see that Spencer has a long term goal for the series, but with this issue marking the “second season” I’m curious as to just how big this story is going to get. If I get caught up in time for the next issue I may check it out, otherwise I might end up a trader waiter until that day comes. If you’ve never tried Morning Glories before, then I guess this as good of a place to begin as any to start. If you don’t want to track down trades or back issues then a least hit up a wiki as it’s sure to answer a few of your questions. Read Full Review
Joe Eisma normally turns in one stellar issue after another, so I was surprised to see what is probably his most inconsistent effort to date. Maybe he wasn't able to put as much time into this issue because it was double the regular size? Faces are what take the biggest hit, with some people looking bug-eyed and others having deformed mouths and noses. That said, there are some redeeming moments such as the opening pages in the forest with a pretty funny moment, as well as the final image that harkens back to a moment we saw long, long ago. Read Full Review
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