From the realms of the cosmic to the darkest alley in Summer City, this issue expertly furthers this book's scope, ideas, and impact. Read Full Review

A hero needs an interesting, cool villain. It's the dualistic balance upon which comic books exist, for the most part. Lo and behold, here enters our villain, exploiting the disillusioned and disenfranchised of our society! His goals are elusive, and the rules by which he and the hero exist are very odd indeed.

See, this is the charm of this book right here. Playing offbeat, it walks a thin line between super hero antics, social critique, and humor, managing to do it all in a very heartfelt manner. All the characters are well grounded in reality, but then they witness something strange. I have a feeling they're not even sure how dangerous the situation really is. This book is not woven in a common, superhero fashion; the magic of fiction is manifested in the most peculiar ways in The Pedestrian. It's fresh, it's interesting, dare I say, it's something new. more