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Nice artwork, fun story. In Issue #2 we get some backstory and Willa, the main character, starts to live dangerously. There is a stunning panel, showing what happened to those that didn’t make it past G-Day. The action heats up in Issue #3, I especially liked the ending and visuals of Issue #4.
“Water under the bridge.“
70% of the Earth is covered by water. Ok, it’s just about 0.02% of the Earth’s mass, but still... All the world‘s water should have floated up and gone somewhere, right? Well....
Be ...more
“Water under the bridge.“
70% of the Earth is covered by water. Ok, it’s just about 0.02% of the Earth’s mass, but still... All the world‘s water should have floated up and gone somewhere, right? Well....
Be ...more
This was good, with vibrant artwork and an interesting premise (though I question the viability and believability of some humans being able to mess with the gravity of the freaking huge rock we live on.)
Our protagonist Willa Fowler is energetic, curious, and a little desperate to experience life outside her city. Her dad is totally against this, and Willa pushes against his rules enough to attract some unwanted attention.
The volume had plenty of action, with the artwork wonderfully conveying Wil ...more
Our protagonist Willa Fowler is energetic, curious, and a little desperate to experience life outside her city. Her dad is totally against this, and Willa pushes against his rules enough to attract some unwanted attention.
The volume had plenty of action, with the artwork wonderfully conveying Wil ...more
