Behold, The Pedestrian! A strange visitor speedwalks into Summer City and silently changes the lives of its residents. But not all is quiet in this sleepy, small town-an ancient conflict linked to the secret history of street signs is brewing! DON'T WALK... RUN! In The Pedestrian, justice always has the right of way!
Writer Joey Esposito (Batman: Urban Legends) reunites with Pawn Shop collaborator, artist Sean Von Gorman (Batman Beyond), for an offbeat tale that will stick with you!
From the narrative to the fun character design, The Pedestrian is a strangely charming gem of a comic. Be sure to power walk to your LCS and see what all of the fuss is aboutjust don't forget to abide by the lights. Read Full Review
The Pedestrian is a great new and fresh take on the superhero genre from a new publisher looking to make great comics. Joey Esposito (Batman: Urban Legends) and Sean Von Gorman have truly created a unique comic with engaging storytelling and beautiful artwork. Run, don't walk to grab a copy from your local comic shop when released this August. Read Full Review
In this day and age, trying to reinvent the superhero wheel is very difficult. Esposito and Von Gorman find a way to take a hero out of the crosswalks and into the cosmos of creativity. The writing and art carry an enjoyable story while laying the ground work for something bigger in due time. This will be one to watch as it evolves. Read Full Review
Issue #1 of 'The Pedestrian' gives us enough road to hint at the big ideas and bigger emotions awaiting in this intriguing series. Read Full Review
The Pedestrian #1 is strange but a strange that has me wanting to come back to find out more. It also features a hero who feels like he's exactly that and nothing more. A blank slate running on rules to do good and not deviate. It's a weirdly positive experience that sucks you in. Read Full Review
'The Pedestrian' is unlike any hero comic you've read. You could say he's a silent guardian, a watchful protector. There's a sense of wonder at the root of the story that reminds us what makes a hero worth rooting for. Quirky and mysterious, 'The Pedestrian' has a lot to offer and it's just getting started. Read Full Review
Honestly, I have no idea what I just read, but I know I want to read more. I'm all for comics that take established tropes and twist them into something fresh and new, and in that respect, The Pedestrian most definitely delivers. Next month can't come quickly enough. Read Full Review
I'd have preferred a bit more clarity in the central conflict of this issue, but it's an interesting take on the idea of a mundane vigilante, with some unique twists that make me want to keep reading. Read Full Review
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