Beautifully illustrated and written - if you love comic books and are nostalgic for stories of how the act of creation can define us, dont miss this book. Read Full Review

Something Epic is an experience that truly lives up to its name. It's been a long time since I've read a book that has left me with such a sense of wonder and hope. This comic book reminds us that it's okay to be a dreamer, to have an imagination, and to get lost in worlds that don't exist. Read Full Review

Kudranski has always impressed me as an artist and this issue is no different. Every page has something brilliant to engage with and the mixture of different genres and visual styles is amazing. Read Full Review

Kudranski plays with a few familiar concepts, but the finished product feels fresh and interesting, almost poetic. Read Full Review

Something Epic is a stunning example of what a comic book should be. Kudranski's artwork is breathtaking, and the storytelling is compelling. The comic transports readers to a world of endless fantasy and creativity, where anything is possible. While there is a bit too much text for some readers, this minor drawback is far outweighed by the book's many strengths. Read Full Review

Something Epic is a beautiful drawn story about the power of imagination. It will surely connect with any reader who has ever tried to escape into a book, comics, movie, or any other world beyond the one in front of our eyes. Read Full Review

Szymon Kudranski delivers one of the best-looking comic books you will find on the market today with Something Epic #1. This is a comic book that leave you in awe of Kudranski artistic abilities. The story itself will grab you with how it taps into the same grand imagination that Kudranski showcases in his artwork. Read Full Review

Theres real potential for a horror like the one Kudranski is developing for the series. Its an attractive concept: everything in every fantasy world that youve ever encountered actually exists alongside everyone you know in your real waking life. Given the right framing of the concept and the right creative momentum, Something Epic could really turn into something overwhelmingly cool and close to genius. At the end of the first issue, however, its very difficult to tell whether or not it might simply be cheesy horror with a reasonably novel premise. Read Full Review

The world of Danny Dillon is an eye-popping experience that will question what readers see vs. what they think. KUDRASKI brings this to page with stellar artwork balanced out with a story growing by each page. The concept has only begun to step into focus, making this a book you want to keep an eye out for at the Local Comic Shops. Read Full Review

This new series presents a world fueled by a child's wild imagination, which opens the door to limitless possibilities and creativity. Read Full Review

There may be something epic in this series, but the premiere does not seem to be it. Read Full Review

Something Epic has a strong premise and great artwork, but all the hand-wringing over the burden of creativity gets in the way of any semblance of plot, which makes it a nebulous read. Read Full Review