Storm clouds and bounty hunters gather as Agent Cross takes local Martian weatherman and noodle bowl aficionado Nathan Bright to task for his alleged role in murdering the Earth. But Nathan may just be the last hope of preventing a second attack-one that could wipe humanity out for good.
As I said with the first issue, it's been a while since I read something from Image that I was truly excited for. Granted, this has turned into an "escort the witness" style of story, but the handling of it has been captivating from beginning to end. In just two short issues it's created a world that ripe for the imagination and entertaining to take part in, best not to miss it. Read Full Review
Is Nathan Bright really Ian Black, and can his lost memories ever be retrieved? Read Full Review
As in the first issue, the action scenes feel like they come alive through artwork that honestly I would not mind having framed on my walls. And just like the first issue, the story here ends on a massive cliffhanger that, like the old 1930's movie serials like Flash Gordon, leaves you hanging in such suspense that you must return for the next installment to see what happens next. To me, that is a sign of masterful storytelling and I recommend this book without hesitation. Read Full Review
Leheup is crafting an incredible story with this series and all of the characters are compelling to read. Read Full Review
The Weatherman carefully creates a glorious mess of science fiction, spycraft, and wacky antics. Read Full Review
I love The Weathermans cover art. Colors pop like Skittlesas if someone poured out a bag of Skittles and melded them to the page. Most times, you shouldnt judge a book by its cover. But here, go ahead. Read Full Review
Coming from a series that I picked up on a whim knowing nothing about The Weatherman is quickly becoming a seriesI look forward to reading every month. From the mystery, comedy, sci-fi action storywith wonderful character work, to the superb artwork from Nathan Fox and Dave Stewart, The Weatherman is a joy to read. With some shocking revelations in The Weatherman #2, Nathan Bright's life is never going to be the same again. And what they say is true: you can never trust the weatherman! Read Full Review
As you all know, I love it when an artist can really give their character's the ability to emote, and Fox absolutely excels at this. Read Full Review
The Weatherman continues to establish itself as yet another must-read science fiction comic in a banner year for that genre. The art, pacing, and concept are confident and complex, and I wouldn't be surprised if the best of this book is still yet to come. Read Full Review
A fantastic followup promising a great series. Jody LeHeup and Nathan Fox have an engaging original story here for sci fi fans, but beyond that most comic book fans will enjoy this series. Read Full Review
Perhaps it's the dreaded Sophomore Slump, but I just didn't love this issue of The Weather Man as much as I did the first one. However, that's not to say that it's not still a great book, because it is. Issue #2 is much more story-driven and spends most of its time in exposition, all the while maintaining a roller-coaster ride in terms of tone. It's a much darker, far less humorous issue, but it still does a fantastic job of world building and characterization. The Weather Man remains one of my favorite comics of the year and I am (im)patiently awaiting issue #3! Read Full Review
This series doesn't pull any punches, but it also effectively guarantees you'll flip to the next page. Read Full Review
The Weather Man continues to be in my top three titles of 2018 and based on the strength of the first two issues I think it may end up vying for the top spot before alls said and done. Read Full Review
Despite the lackluster art, the book is still worth checking out, mostly thanks to LeHeup's writing. There are some good ideas behind the project and I'm genuinely curious to see how things will unfold. Read Full Review
This is really good. What a disturbing scene. I'm really looking forward to the next issue.
I was amazed by the ease the writer make things progress & give us some of the fact. He even succeed making Fitch pleasing. So we care when we see him die. I want to know more about Amanda.
Cover - I didn't like it at first. But I find it in link. And there is some interesting choice in the color. 1.5/2
Writing - This was a very good book. I loved it. 3/3
Arts - The art is nice & funny. But there is too much background without anything. 2.5/3
Feeling - A surprising title. love it. 2/2
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