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A review by jesslower
In the Small by Devon Hague, Michael Hague
2.0
2.5 stars
Honestly not impressed.
It was a super interesting concept. Honey I Shrunk the Kids: the Apocalypse. However, it was executed not super well.
First, the art style. It is rather sketchy and muddy. I prefer a cleaner style than this, and I know many others agree.
The story itself follows a family after this blue flash that shrinks everyone to 6 inches tall. As you could imagine causes a whole bunch of shit to go down. One weird thing is a boy in this family has visions, this is never explained particularly well, he has a vision that this will happened. Time passing also isn't done well, it is said some of these people have been traveling for weeks but other than stating that time has passed, there is no other indication.
Honestly not impressed.
It was a super interesting concept. Honey I Shrunk the Kids: the Apocalypse. However, it was executed not super well.
First, the art style. It is rather sketchy and muddy. I prefer a cleaner style than this, and I know many others agree.
The story itself follows a family after this blue flash that shrinks everyone to 6 inches tall. As you could imagine causes a whole bunch of shit to go down. One weird thing is a boy in this family has visions, this is never explained particularly well, he has a vision that this will happened. Time passing also isn't done well, it is said some of these people have been traveling for weeks but other than stating that time has passed, there is no other indication.