Scan barcode
alandd's review against another edition
3.0
Una propuesta prometedora. El desarrollo es sencillo, ligero, con un estilo directo pero con buen ritmo. El arte es impecable en todos los sentidos y combina bien con el guión; ambos tienen esa oscuridad que parece arrastrase sin que la percibas. Aunque no nos cuenta mucho y trata de sentar altas expectativas que no vemos materializadas del todo, te mantiene atento en todo momento.
A promising proposal. The development is simple, light, with a direct style but with a good rhythm. The art is impeccable in every way and blends well with the script; both have that darkness that seems to creep without you perceiving it. Although it doesn't tell us much and tries to set high expectations that we do not see fully materialized, it keeps you attentive at all times.
A promising proposal. The development is simple, light, with a direct style but with a good rhythm. The art is impeccable in every way and blends well with the script; both have that darkness that seems to creep without you perceiving it. Although it doesn't tell us much and tries to set high expectations that we do not see fully materialized, it keeps you attentive at all times.
quirkycatsfatstacks's review against another edition
4.0
Bliss #1 is the beginning of an all-new maxiseries from the minds that brought you Coyotes. Sean Lewis (writer) and Caitlin Yarsky (artist) have come together again to tell a story of crimes and drugs.
This is the first issue in what will be an eight-issue series revolving around Feral City and the unfortunate inhabitants. It’s already proving to be a dark story, one focused on a drug of the same name (Bliss) and the unusual side effects it has.
Continue reading at Word of the Nerd
This is the first issue in what will be an eight-issue series revolving around Feral City and the unfortunate inhabitants. It’s already proving to be a dark story, one focused on a drug of the same name (Bliss) and the unusual side effects it has.
Continue reading at Word of the Nerd
More...