Nat Rodrigues keeps dreaming of an island. Soon, the dreams become waking visions. Alone and concerned, Nat manages to locate other teenagers across the globe who share her intense obsession with the unmapped enclave. And then, the strangest part: Every one of them wakes one morning with a mysterious tattoo. A tattoo only the six of them can see. Now, each of them knows-no matter the obstacles in their way... they must discover this unknown paradise.
I'm anxious to see where it goes from here! Read Full Review
Relics of Youth #1 is a solid debut. The mysteries in this story are only increasing in both volume and difficulty, and we have a set of interesting characters who are in for a hell of a time. Read Full Review
Relics of Youth #1 pack's a treasure trove of information in the debut issue, but within the heavy dose of information is the start of a mysterious adventure Read Full Review
What starts out as a weekend jaunt to see if they can find a mysterious island turns into a mystical quest for six young people. Read Full Review
Relics of Youth #1 tempers its intriguing concept with a generic main character, rushed plotting and a few art issues to keep it from dazzling as a first issue. Read Full Review
Relics of Youth struggles to find an identity as it tries too hard to be like its YA comic book predecessors, but the plot delivers a strong enough cliffhanger to entice me to read more. Read Full Review
Relics has earned my attention as much as my caution. There's a lot to hope for this book to eventually display or achieve, but that could just as easily not be the case as we're left with more mid-tier Y.A. I'll keep reading regardless, but like dealing with actual teenagers, I only have so much time and patience. Read Full Review
I’m giving this opening issue a solid 7. It was an easy, and enjoyable read with enough of a last moment twist to imply that the concept could be thrilling fun.
A small moment when Derek is noted as having green eyes, but shown to have blue puzzled me and I wasn’t sure if it was a clue or a small error.
After one issue there is enough to whet my appetite but not enough to make an out and out decision on if this book will resonate with me.
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