The end of the whole mess. Shane V the Id in a blood red Carpenter Cove. Max and the kids under a slow dull sky. Surely, in our final moments, we all wonder if there are other worlds than these.
Headspace has one of the most satisfying endings I've seen in years. Lindsay crafted an emotionally draining adventure through the mind of a killer that's unlike anything you'll see on the stands today. It's huge in scope and earnest as all Hell. Watching the lengths that one man is willing to go is inspiring. We should all hope to be half the man that Shane is. This is what a hero looks like. There are no capes or tights. Just a man standing up for what's right with conviction. Read Full Review
This is one of those comics you just want to read over and over again. The story is so complex but the goal is simple. Shane is that angel on your shoulder telling you do what is right. Shit he is probably better than that guy even. That is where the real power of this comic comes into full view. Shane is your rock and although at moments he takes you some dark times, he lifts you back up. I always found myself on an emotional ride with Shane and Shane's son. You couldn't help get connect to these two. Headspace #8 just exemplifies all of these great qualities about the comic. Readers will love this story and how it all comes together. We have loved it from the beginning, but the end makes it all that much better. Read Full Review
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