Jesse Grillo (who also wrote the acid-trippy 88-page graphic horror novel Sensory Distortion), proves to me that he can do more than just horror. He sets-up a great premise blending noir with science-fiction, which is what a first issue should do, and while I did anticipate the ending, at this point its impossible to guess what will happen next. The story could go in any direction, and I look forward to seeing where Grillo decides to take it as long as I can see it within the muddled panels. Of course, since this issue feels like a glance at the universe the series could end up being bad but this issue has made quite an electrifying first impression (see, this is why I save the robot humor until the end). Read Full Review
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