Julie Martin''s body is covered in an atomic alloy that has infused her with the DNA of its dead creator, Annie. Now Annie is using Julie to do the...
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Oct 23, 2011
Ian
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This is Julie, she is a damsel in distress. Unfortunately, she is also supposed to be the heroine. This panel sums up Julie and her actions to date. Despite the radioactive non-Newtonian liquid metal suit that not only protects her from a fusillade of gunfire but also blows apart anyone trying to do her harm with lightning, Julie still relies on the wits and support of someone else pretty much at all times. If the character of Ivy didn't balance her out, I would really wonder about h More...
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Jan 29, 2011
Barky
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Apr 19, 2011
Amanda
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I have to admit the banter owns me a bit by now. We've got our main cast and we know who they (what they do, where they came from) at least in all the important ways. I love how Annie is never completely replaced and can't be, because of this setup. Which is so original.
And on top of it we begin to see the ripples. How the main cast is effecting everyone else with their actions. Those working for the corporation. What is going on overseas. How the universe, at large, is actually inter More...
And on top of it we begin to see the ripples. How the main cast is effecting everyone else with their actions. Those working for the corporation. What is going on overseas. How the universe, at large, is actually inter More...
Aug 06, 2010
Alan
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Terry Moore makes a very strong attempt here at writing humanistic hard science fiction. It is not only good to see him stretch himself as a writer, but I think he pulls it off. In addition, in volume 4 it feels like we are building up to a big payoff pretty quickly.
Feb 19, 2011
Penny
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Another strong entry. The frustrating part of reading something that is serialized is all the waiting for the next entry.... Moore's writing is strong, and his drawing is even stronger. Nice twists!
Dec 31, 2010
Celia
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I don't think I should have skipped from the first volume of this series to the fourth - a bit too much story has passed in between.
Mar 29, 2011
Ksenia
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there was a lot of science stuff in there that sort of went over my head. maybe Josh will "get it" when he comes to this part.
Jan 15, 2012
Chris
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We're finally starting to get some answers about Henri and the suit, although it's all just a little creepy.
Dec 10, 2011
Sundry
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It just keeps getting more interesting and compelling. Good continuation of the story. Already looking forward to #5.
Oct 24, 2010
Jeff
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Considering how much I didn’t like Strangers in Paradise, I love Echo. It’s really interesting, the artwork’s different, the story really catching me. I think I’m essentially caught up now and can go on subscription, but we’ll see.
Sep 26, 2011
Mike
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Getting so good that I can't stop to savor the books - I'm reading them all back to back now and don't know what to say about it except keep reading!
Feb 13, 2012
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