Nameless #6

Nameless is psychological, horrific and incredibly complex in terms of Morrison's layered plot, which is beautifully enhanced by Burnham's art and Fairbairn's colouring. The overall package is a lot of detail for the reader to process in one sitting, which makes for a very re-readable series. Read Full Review

Cosmic Ray

Dec 26, 2015

Unintelligible... but nice art.

myconius

Feb 11, 2016

sorry Grant! i usually LOVE your writing, but this one just didn't grab me like i'd hoped it would. ........still, it had some absolutely beautiful art, and fantastic scenes. ... but that's just not enough. .............. since there were months at a time in between issues, i'll have to give this series another solid read-through again from the beginning! .... hopefully i just missed some important detail that will better explain just what in the hell you were trying to get at??? because at the end of the series i was absolutely clueless as to what was going on!!! ....... sometimes a comic that makes you have to think is nice, but not every single story needs to be some sort of multi-layered, overly-abstract, obscure-referenced conundr um! ....it really felt like you were going out of your way to write over people's heads? ......... ...... .... ..... ..... ....BUT ...... it's Grant's defense .... i will re-read this a few more times, because i really want to find out what the heck is going on??? ... thankfully there were enough beautiful Art by Chris Burnham to hold my interest. more