"UPWARD BOUND"
Lines are drawn as the Manhattan Projects fractures. Who is on which side? Where are the lines drawn? Can anyone trust anyone? The great game called FUTURE begins!
The thrilling FEEL GOOD, BAD SCIENCE series continues in THE MANHATTAN PROJECTS 13: UPWARD BOUND!
It's heartbreaking, hilarious, and one of the few books with a genuinely epic scale. There are certain quirks that the creators lose themselves in, but I wouldn't trade them for the world. If you're a regular comic fan, buy it. If you've never read a comic book before, buy it. If you're a historian, buy it. If you're a historian that doesn't like fun, buy it and then you will begin to like fun. Read Full Review
Hickman and Rus Wooton lay out some of my favorite dialog so far and Nick and Jordie Bellaire color up a fun and least gruesome issue so far! Read Full Review
More plot, less fun. I've asked for more plot in this series before. Maybe I should take back that sentiment. Read Full Review
Manhattan Projects #14 doesnt necessarily change the landscape of the medium on its own, but it certainly carries this sensibility from earlier issues. While we have become much more familiar with this absurd tale that initially felt like nothing else out there, it remains consistently well-developed and well-paced. Every issue adds something new and exciting to the story which is what all writers and other artists should aspire to. The story of this strange team keeps getting bigger with each passing month and there is no telling just how far the creative team might take it! Read Full Review
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