Dax and Bisa love each other. But in this new and terrifying world, love is dangerous. Feeling anything is dangerous. Earth has a new and terrible invader-monsters that deprive us of the very feelings that make us human.
A shocking tale of pent-up emotions, perilously loud sex, and forced compsure in the face of unspeakable horror...from one of the most celebrated writers in comics, Peter Milligan (X-Force, Enigma, Shade, the Changing Man, Hellblazer) and breakout horror artist Sally Cantirino (I Walk With Monsters, The Final Girls).
Apocalyptic stories about world-shattering new threats aren't anything new in the world of comics, and especially given the events of the past two years, new titles in that realm need to take leaps to really stand out. Luckily, Human Remains #1 manages to do so, with both a premise and an execution that I'm left eager to see more of. Read Full Review
There are some weird issues with the timeline of the comic and the artwork might not be to your taste, but its still a violent and bloody good time with some great characters and interesting things to say. Read Full Review
Human Remains plays well in its opening installment as I'm really curious as to what these things are, how they formed, and if they can be defeated or dealt with. There are amusing quirks to it that definitely catch the eye and I'm mildly amused and saddened by the pandemic-related elements here because it paints such a bad picture of humanity that is sadly far too accurate at times. Milligan has a fun idea and executes it well here while Cantirino really delivers with the artwork as there are a lot of interesting characters and places to sink our teeth into. Read Full Review
This issue was handed to me as a wild card by my editor this week, and Im so glad he did. Ive really enjoyed this first issue, and Im looking forward to reading the coming issues. Read Full Review
Fascinating and horrible. The usual brilliant writing from comics legend Peter Milligan.
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