Science, betrayal and intrigue! With the BubbleVerse collapsing around them, who will get out alive and live to tell the tale? The opening story arc of Vertigo's strangest new series comes to a conclusion, and things will only get stranger from here...
Overall and very solid issue and strong conclusion that sets up the next arc nicely. The only draw back, was that it felt a bit rushed in parts with the story, but it's only slightly irritating in the grand scheme of the story. This series is one of the stand out titles from Vertigo that should be on everyone's reading list. Read Full Review
Simon Oliver wraps up his opening arc to FBPin a satisfactory way, while still creating intrigue for issues to come. Robbi Rodriguez's energetic and mindbending artwork deliver again, continuing to keep step with Mr. Oliver's crazy Physics-bending storytelling. Read Full Review
This issue of FBP isn't just a turning point in the story; it's a prescription to sit back and let Oliver and Rodriguez serve up any flavor of weird that they deem appropriate to this warped story-world, and enjoy the ride. Appreciate the science, but don't get too caught up in it. Do get caught up in the noir-like mystery brewing underneath the surface, and do feel a need to learn what really happened to Jay, and to Adam's father. And do keep pulling this title. Read Full Review
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