Electrogor is attacked in the waterfall stalls by a vicious new inmate, and Dr. Zhang, the compassionate prison physician, struggles to balance his care with a shocking drug overdose. Also: Flashbacks! Misplaced anger! Seduction! And... a come-to-Satan moment?
Now I know that this review was a bit recappy, but I have the feeling that a lot of people either passed on this book thinking it was a joke or maybe they got scared off. This book is hard and I don't mean to read. If you haven't given it a shot, then do. It's surprising just how good it is. Read Full Review
I was a little worried last issue that Kaijumax wasn't going anywhere, that Cannon was just building and building his world, but losing track of all of it. Shows what I know! Issue #4 starts pulling all the divergent threads together, and things are getting ready to explode! Read Full Review
A dark, unsettling issue that reminds us that even though it's monster prison, it's still prison. Read Full Review
Kaijumax #4 veers between the sublime and troublesome, but it spends much more time with the former. In spite of the themes being explored, Cannon capably delivers laughs along with insight without ever cheapening characters or their experiences. It's a truly odd fusion, but one that's well suited to the imagination on display here. Kaijumax is one of the most interesting premises being explored today, and the execution of its style, themes, and tone is fascinating. Read Full Review
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