In the aftermath of the fire that swept through West Los Angeles, other plants are now growing wildly out of control and no one seems to know why or how to stop it. The city has been quarantined and the military is considering. Can Dan and Violet stop the disaster before the military takes more drastic measures for containment?
I am ashamed to say that I hadnt picked this series up before. I am also happy to announce that after this review is online, I will be on Comixology, downloading issues 1 and 2. In conclusion, it was a great sci-fi story and I really enjoyed the environmental angle and the ideas the writer is throwing our way. The art was great, except for the first couple of pages where something just didnt click for me. I cannot decide between calling this issue Perfect, or Excellent, so its time to hand out my first 9.5/10 and call this by the made up adjective Perfellent! Read Full Review
Wildfire continues to entice, as despite slowing down slightly, the character depth and seriousness of the situation makes it a thrilling read. Highly recommended. Read Full Review
Wildfire #3 is a rapidly moving issue where tons of things are happening, but to the point where it actually hurts the story. The book doesn't take a moment to breathe and allow for the story to unfold naturally, just shoving tons of plot at the reader without a care. As such, the story and characters suffer. I still remain interested in seeing where this comic goes, but it needs to slow down a bit (even though I originally told it to speed up. Oh irony.) Read Full Review
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