Quantum and Woody #11
| Writer | James Asmus |
| Artist | Wilfredo Torres |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
Q+W=DEAD MEAT!
The mad super-scientists of Edison's Radical Acquisitions are BACK! Well...the ones who aren't dead, anyway. (Or the ones who were dead and...uh, came back?) WHO?! is the mysterious new leader calling the shots? And HOW?! will Quantum and Woody survive a second fight against the 1980s robots, mad vivisectionists, and evil astronomers who almost offed them the first time?! Wilfredo Torres (The Shadow: Year One) joins Team QW for this hilarious new two-parter!
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10
Herotaku - Jamal Melancon
Jun 01, 2014The creative team have made an astounding Quantum And Woody issue. This is the kind of work that reminds comic book readers just how crazy and fun the medium can be. Don't miss out on this one, Nation! Read Full Review
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8.8
Capeless Crusader - Asaph Bitner
Jun 10, 2014"Quantum And Woody #11″ is another solid issue of one of the funniest, wittiest comic books on the stands. The carousel of artists is a bit of a downer, but James Asmus' humor and character work shine through. Read Full Review
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8.7
Geeked Out Nation - Ian Yoxon
Jun 07, 2014All in all Quantum and Woody #11 was entertaining. You will find yourself having a good laugh on most of the jokes and will get excited for the next issue after reading this one. Read Full Review
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8.0
Comic Bastards - Steve Paugh
Jun 04, 2014I know I sound like a broken record - or maybe a malfunctioning VHS player - but Quantum and Woody #11 continues to ensure that this is the odd-ballingest superhero book out there, and unlike the evil doppelgnger of a character played by the acting heavyweight mentioned above, after its reading, you will feel anything but … DISAPPOINTED! Read Full Review
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7.5
This issue isn't representative of how great this series has been so far. While there were a couple genuine emotional peaks hit here, the gags didn't land as well this time around and near the end Quantum is tied into the overarching conflict in the most random way, I had to flip back to see if I missed something.
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8.0
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