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A review by grilledcheesesamurai
Black Science, Vol. 1: How to Fall Forever by Rick Remender
4.0
Black Science dropped today with issue number 6 - ending its first story arc. The Trade Paper Back is up for pre-order, and available on June 10th. It's a terrific story with eye popping artwork; I'd probably throw it in the 'weird sci-fi' category.
A group of scientists fall victim to an experiment gone terribly wrong. Hopping from place to place in the 'Eververse', they fight for survival, never knowing where they are going to end up next. The mechanics and the team chemistry of the group are very rich and detailed. There is some serious deep rooted stuff going on and about between them all. The drama amongst them is all back dropped by the twisted, bizarre, and insane places they find themselves in.
I would have to say, that right along side FEAR Agent, Black Science is my favorite stuff from, Rick Remender. The story is blasted into legendary proportions with the brilliant art work by, Matteo Scalera. his style perfectly fits the tone of what is going on and really anchors everything in place. Each page, each pannel, draws you in and helps carry you along. The pacing is frantic, and I often found myself racing through the issues from word to word and picture to picture.
I really can't say enough good things about this book. Just an all around, perfect, sci-fi yarn.
A group of scientists fall victim to an experiment gone terribly wrong. Hopping from place to place in the 'Eververse', they fight for survival, never knowing where they are going to end up next. The mechanics and the team chemistry of the group are very rich and detailed. There is some serious deep rooted stuff going on and about between them all. The drama amongst them is all back dropped by the twisted, bizarre, and insane places they find themselves in.
I would have to say, that right along side FEAR Agent, Black Science is my favorite stuff from, Rick Remender. The story is blasted into legendary proportions with the brilliant art work by, Matteo Scalera. his style perfectly fits the tone of what is going on and really anchors everything in place. Each page, each pannel, draws you in and helps carry you along. The pacing is frantic, and I often found myself racing through the issues from word to word and picture to picture.
I really can't say enough good things about this book. Just an all around, perfect, sci-fi yarn.