No more clowning around!
The hunt for Armstrong's estranged wife is taking a strange turn through America's most bizarre traveling circus...and it's no laughing matter! Besieged by a deranged troupe of malformed Armstrong clones, the world's hardest-traveling adventurers may have finally met a match more dysfunctional than they are! And if that wasn't enough absurdity for one day, a Russian science bear is about to come barreling through the big top with grave news for Archer & Armstrong!
NEXT STOP CLOWNTOWN continues its precarious trip trough the fetid underbelly of Americana here...and rising star Rafer Roberts (HARBINGER RENEGADES more
A&A: The Adventures of Archer & Armstrong #7 picks up the pace and finds its balance again in a fun, silly, action-packed issue. I'm glad to see the boys back and firing on all cylinders. Dr. Josh gives this an". Read Full Review
There isn't much more for me to say about this issue (but there is a talking bear!), other than I really hope you go out and start reading this series. Whether you begin with this arc or not, when you pick up A&Abe prepared to find your new favourite comic. Read Full Review
This sort of book isnot my forte, but this is a really good issue in a seriesthat keeps getting better and better. The Adventures of Archer and Armstrong keeps getting better issue to issue which is something hard to do. If you haven't yet, I really suggest you all give it a chance! Read Full Review
This is a fun issue, and leads into finally finding out just why all these clones look like Armstrong, and why they exist to begin with. Oh, and maybe why that scientist bear can talk and, well, be a scientist. I'm on board for Clowntown, and wherever else this creative team takes my favorite Valiant book in the future. Read Full Review
Clown cars, Armstrong clones, a talking bear - it's no surprise that the circus proves a perfect fit for Archer and Armstrong's irreverent brand. Perhaps the most impressive aspect of Rafer Roberts' script (beyond, you know, the talking bear) is how well he balances the series' obvious absurdity with well-plotted progression. Read Full Review
This issue progresses the straight up weird scenario of Archer and Armstrong being stuck in a circus with a bunch of Armstrong clones. It's definitely a must-read book for anyone keeping up with the series and/or fans of the series. It's enjoyable, but previous knowledge of past issues does help in understanding the storyline, so new readers probably won't like it as much as we who have been reading every issue as they are released. Nonetheless, this is a bizarre yet beautiful issue, and I can't wait to see what happens next! Read Full Review
A&A: The Adventures of Archer& Armstrong #7 is athree-ring circus of fun and complete clown show of entertainment. If you likeseeingdwarfclowns punted into the air, and diabolically evil talking bear scientists, well then,this book is for you. Read Full Review
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