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A review by unladylike
Crossover Vol. 1: Kids Love Chains by Donny Cates
4.0
Donny Cates is rapidly rising in my list of favorite comic book writers, and I am thrilled to progress through his other creator-owned stories. Redneck was fantastic! With Crossover, he gets to play with soooo many "toys" (aka Intellectual Properties - comic book characters from many publishers and creators).
I wrongly guessed, it seems, that the title of this volume - "Kids Love Chains" - would get to eventually introduce or allude to Pitt, which was one of my favorite early Image comics, when I was the age of the protagonist wimpy kid who starts turning into a massive monstrous fighter with chains wrapped around his forearms and grungy plaid tattered garments. So far I don't think we've seen him, but soo many other characters, only about half of whom I recognized.
I wrongly guessed, it seems, that the title of this volume - "Kids Love Chains" - would get to eventually introduce or allude to Pitt, which was one of my favorite early Image comics, when I was the age of the protagonist wimpy kid who starts turning into a massive monstrous fighter with chains wrapped around his forearms and grungy plaid tattered garments. So far I don't think we've seen him, but soo many other characters, only about half of whom I recognized.