Reviews

Quantum and Woody Volume 2: In Security by James Asmus

rltinha's review

3.0

Leva uma estrela a mais pelas zurzidelas espirituosas aos republicanos e rednecks em geral.

crookedtreehouse's review

2.0

If you were a fan of [a:Christopher Priest|23419|Christopher Priest|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1299874167p2/23419.jpg]'s original run on Quantum & Woody in the 90s, you should love this. The humor is about the same. The story structure is loosely based on the original. It's true to form without being derivative.

I just don't like it. I find the humor cringey, and the plot uninteresting. The dynamic between the two foster brothers (an improvement over the "school friends" relationship in the original) just doesn't interest me, and the pop culture references were dated before the ink dried on the comics.

ferencb's review against another edition

adventurous funny fast-paced

• Plot- or character-driven? Plot
• Strong character development? No
• Loveable characters? No
• Diverse cast of characters? Yes
• Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

3.0

carroq's review

4.0

There is something very satisfying reading a book as ridiculous as Quantum and Woody. They are adopted brothers, constantly bickering, and the source of their superpowers requires them to spend time together or explode into cosmic dust. Throw a goat that shoots lasers out of its eyes and a clone of the woman that was trying to kill them in the previous volume into the mix and things just escalate.

Quantum takes a private security job for a rich man that pits the duo against an anti-government compound. This book doesn't shy away from stereotypes and drops in just enough elements to distort them and make it really enjoyable. The art complements the story really well too.

jemielguevara's review

5.0

This is insanely awesome ----- fun-filled, action-packed, adrenaline-rushing and a lot of surprises. It never loses its quality.

P. S.

More Goat please!!!