With excellent pacing as the issue flits between the present adventure on the planet and some time earlier, as Prime is awakened from cryostasis and learns unnerving news from earth, this is a bombastic debut issue for an intriguing new series. If you like your sci-fi with that ‘lived-in' look and with inventive alien creatures then Leap should be right up your space-time continuum. Head on over to Uproar's website to pick it up and support some great indy publishing. Read Full Review
It's good to see Uproar branch to from zombies recently because that genre is beginning to get oversaturated and if this is the standard of book that we can expect, I for one will be delighted. The art gives the book the look of a computer game and is perfect for Leap. With six people working and the art you could be forgiven if you expected the art to be a mess but it's thankfully not the case as the different artists compliment each other and is seamless. The story is perfectly written and you can see that the writer has a genuine love of the genre. The ending of the book left me wanting to read the next part straight away. At 40+ pages the book is real value. You should treat yourself by picking up this book off the Uproar website, you won't be disappointed. Read Full Review
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