Reviews

Days Missing, Volume 1 by Matz, Luc Jacamon, David Hine, Warren Ellis, Phil Hester, Ian Edginton

vylotte's review

3.0

Able to fold time and relive a day as many times as needed, our mysterious protagonist is as old as the planet and desperate to keep us alive long enough for us to evolve into intellects equal to his. Constantly trying to save us from catastrophes far and near, tiny as an atom and massive as the human race itself, he stands separate and watchful. A series of stand-alone stories, there is a hint at the end of something even bigger and older. I'll definitely keep reading.

First read, May 25 2011. Second read, March 29 2015 in preparation for the second volume.

booknooknoggin's review against another edition

2.0

This seemed like an interesting concept at first, but I just couldn't get into it... this was so blah.