Team Carson continues in hot pursuit of Cave's cybernetic eye, which has its sights set on the emotionally draining and life-sucking Whisperer and its cult. But just where are they going? Or better yet, when?
Another visually stunning issue that bookends with some trippy stuff. Read Full Review
Cave Carson Has a Cybernetic Eye continues to balance modern story telling with '60's motifs and feel. This combination creates a unique title. Additionally, it never forgets the theme of family, to which everyone can relate. The element of fun cannot be understated no matter how serious or dire things may seem. You always root for Cave and Chloe and company. Amazingly, Cave Carson Has a Cybernetic Eye is able to seem innocent and naive while also being experimental and singular. Read Full Review
Things come to a pus-filled head on the grody surface of Whisper, as it/he/they continue their campaign of inter-dimensional psychedelic devastation. If you've been following the series to this point, you'll be glad to see this issue. If this is your first issue...well, drink some milk and lie down in a dark room. The visions should dissipate within a few hours. Read Full Review
Rivera and Way work extremely well together, although admittedly I am a bit lost at this point as to Way's actual involvement in the writing process, I'm not sure if he plotted it out and then maybe phones some dialogue in, either way the result is, to quote 90's pop icon Matthew Sweet, 100% fun. Read Full Review
So far, it hasn't been worth it. Cave Carson has a Cybernetic Eye has been a miserable experience for me, one I hope never to repeat. If were not my job, I would not read it. Read Full Review
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