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A review by theresidentbookworm
She Wolf #1 by Rich Tommaso
2.0
She Wolf #1 is, narratively, a hot mess. I get the sense that, after finishing the first arc of She Wolf, that the whole series is supposed to be a trippy, disjointed experience. The other three issues accomplish this better. She Wolf #1 does not set up what it feels like it should, and it requires a few rereadings to understand what happened.
Tommaso's plot may be disjointed, but his art in this issue is amazing. It has a weird, 80s inspired feel, and it's all muted colors and loose lines. I loved the art in this book, and it's usually not the art I respond to in my comic books. I would recommend She-Wolf #1 for anyone interested in weird, aesthetic comic books.
Tommaso's plot may be disjointed, but his art in this issue is amazing. It has a weird, 80s inspired feel, and it's all muted colors and loose lines. I loved the art in this book, and it's usually not the art I respond to in my comic books. I would recommend She-Wolf #1 for anyone interested in weird, aesthetic comic books.