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Aleksandra Zaryanova is in over her head when Katya Volskaya sends her to eliminate the elusive hacker known as Sombra. At her wit’s end, Zarya reluctantly teams up with an omnic hacker. Butting heads all the way, they hone in on their target. Through strife, Zarya begins to realize that she will have to reassess her worldview about omnics being uniformly evil.

This comic book is a stellar addition to the Overwatch comic series. This comic book expertly balances character development, emotional depth, and engaging storytelling, making it a must-read for fans of the franchise.

The narrative of this comic book focuses on the character of Zarya, a formidable Russian soldier known for her strength and determination. The creators of this comic book delves into Zarya’s past and her relentless pursuit of truth, crafting a story that is both personal and impactful. The plot is well-paced, maintaining tension and intrigue as Zarya navigates a world filled with conflict and deception.

The Character development is a highlight of this comic book. The creators of this comic book provides a nuanced portrayal of Zarya, exploring her internal struggles and motivations. Her journey is one of self-discovery and resilience, and readers gain insight into the complexity of her character. The relationships she forms and the challenges she faces add layers to her story, making her journey both compelling and relatable.

The dialogues throughout this comic book is sharp and authentic, capturing the essence of the characters and their interactions.

The writing style in this comic book effectively conveys the emotional weight of the narrative, drawing us as readers into the world of Overwatch with ease. Conversations feel genuine and contribute to the overall depth of the story.

The artwork in this comic book enhances the narrative with its vibrant and dynamic style. The illustrations capture the intensity of Zarya’s mission and the diverse environments she encounters. The use of color and detail creates an immersive experience, allowing us as readers to fully engage with the story’s world. The action sequences are particularly well-executed, conveying the energy and excitement that Overwatch fans expect.

One of the strengths of this comic book is its thematic exploration. This comic book delves into themes of loyalty, identity, and the pursuit of truth. The creators of this comic book weaves these themes seamlessly into the narrative, prompting us to reflect on the moral complexities faced by the characters. This thematic depth adds substance to the story, elevating it beyond a simple action tale.

The pacing of this comic book is expertly managed, balancing action-packed moments with quieter, introspective scenes. This balance ensures that the story remains engaging from start to finish, allowing readers to fully invest in both the plot and the characters’ journeys. The seamless transition between high-stakes drama and personal reflection enhances the overall impact of the narrative.

I Give This Book 5 / 5

Introduction to Street Fighter Vol. 2: Based on the most popular fighting game ever – Street Fighter! Featuring the beginning of Ryu’s journey around the world, Cammy’s quest to discover her past, Chun-Li’s investigation into the Shadaloo-controlled Hong Kong underworld, and the first appearance of fan-favorite characters like Adon and Fei Long, this is a story no Street Fighter fan should be without!

Let me start this review by saying that this one is just a preview for the entire comic book. And I read it because I wanted to see if the full comic book was worth the money and time I would spend on it. And im gonna give you the answer for that at the end of this review.

This preview attempts to capture the excitement of the classic video game series but unfortunately falls short. Despite the rich potential of the Street Fighter universe, this preview struggles with narrative coherence, character development, and engaging artwork.

The storyline in this preview which should be driven by the vibrant energy of the games, is instead plagued by disjointed events and a lack of clear direction. The narrative feels like a series of loosely connected scenes rather than a cohesive plot, making it difficult for me personally to become invested in the characters or their journeys. This lack of structure severely undermines the potential for an engaging story.

The character development is notably lacking in this preview. Iconic figures like Ryu, Chun-Li, and Ken are presented without depth or nuance, reducing them to mere caricatures. The opportunity to explore their motivations, backstories, and relationships is largely missed, resulting in a superficial treatment that fails to resonate with me and possible with other picky readers as myself. This lack of depth makes it challenging to care about their struggles or triumphs.

The writing style in this preview does little to elevate the material. The dialogue often feels stilted and serves more as exposition than genuine interaction. This approach detracts from the potential for dynamic exchanges between characters and fails to capture the intricate relationships and rivalries that are central to the Street Fighter universe. The writing lacks the wit and intensity needed to bring these iconic characters to life.

Even the artwork in this preview which is crucial for capturing the dynamic action of Street Fighter, falls short. The illustrations lack the energy and fluidity that fans expect, with action sequences that feel static and uninspired. The visual style does not effectively convey the intensity and excitement of the battles, which is a critical element of the franchise’s appeal.

The pacing in this preview is another problem which this preview has to face. The story moves at an uneven pace, with scenes that either drag without adding value or rush through potentially significant moments. This inconsistency disrupts the flow and makes it difficult for me personally to maintain interest or fully grasp the plot’s progression.

So will I buy and read the full version of this comic book ? I don’t think I will. The main reason behind this is how poorly this preview was very uninteresting for me personally.

I Give This Book 1 / 5

Saeki Kazuko is your average adult otaku who also happens to dislike men and delinquents. Yet her neighbor, Aikawa Ryuou, is a delinquent grade schooler who won’t leave her alone! Her peaceful otaku days are in danger, but is there a reason for it?

This comic book introduces us to a charming and humorous tale of unlikely friendship. At the same time this comic book blends elements of comedy, slice-of-life, and character exploration, setting the stage for a series that balances humor with heartfelt moments.

The narrative of this comic book centers around two high school students from opposite social circles: a delinquent with a tough exterior and an otaku who is deeply immersed in anime and manga culture. The creators of this comic book create a plot that is both engaging and relatable, capturing the dynamics of unexpected friendships and the challenges of bridging social divides. The pacing is steady, allowing us as readers to get acquainted with the characters and their evolving relationship.

The character development is a highlight of this comic book. Both protagonists are portrayed with depth and nuance, making their interactions engaging and authentic. The delinquent is more than just a stereotype; beneath the tough exterior lies complexity and vulnerability. Similarly, the otaku is depicted with relatable quirks and passions, offering insight into the world of fandom. This comic book skillfully explores their internal struggles and growth, creating a foundation for potential development in the future comic books in this series.

The side characters in this comic book, while not extensively developed, adds flavor to the story. Their interactions with the main characters provide context and humor, enhancing the overall narrative. This focus on character dynamics enriches the reading experience, making the story feel more vibrant and interconnected.

The artwork in this comic book complements the narrative with its clean and expressive style. The illustrations capture the emotions and personalities of the characters, using detailed designs and dynamic compositions to enhance the storytelling. The visual style adds an element of charm, which had drawn me into the world of high school life and its social intricacies.

The dialogues throughout this comic book are sharp and engaging, reflecting this comic book’s talent for capturing the essence of youthful voices. Conversations feel natural and contribute significantly to character development and plot progression. The balance of humor and sincerity in the dialogue enriches the storytelling, making interactions both entertaining and meaningful.

One of the strengths of this comic book is its thematic exploration. This comic book delves into themes of friendship, acceptance, and breaking down stereotypes, inviting us as readers to reflect on the importance of understanding and empathy. These themes are woven seamlessly into the narrative, adding depth and resonance to the story.

Despite its strengths, this comic book occasionally feels constrained by its introductory nature, leaving certain plot points and character arcs underexplored. However, this is typical for a first installment and serves to heighten interest in the full story, encouraging readers to continue with the series.

I Give This Book 3 / 5

Introduction to Street Fighter IV Vol. 1: Wages of Collects the original Street Fighter IV #1-4: UDON’s Street Fighter IV comics are now available!! Newcomers like Crimson Viper, Rufus, Abel, and Seth battle fan-favorite characters including Sakura, Dan, Akuma, and more!

Let me start this review by saying that this one is just a preview for the entire comic book. And I read it because I wanted to see if the full comic book was worth the money and time I would spend on it. And im gonna give you the answer for that at the end of this review.

This preview aims to capture the vibrant energy of the beloved video game franchise but unfortunately falls short. Despite the rich lore and dynamic characters of Street Fighter, this preview struggles with narrative coherence and character depth.

The story in this preview attempts to weave together various plotlines involving iconic fighters like Ryu, Chun-Li, and Ken. However, the narrative feels disjointed and lacks a clear direction. Instead of a cohesive storyline, readers are presented with a series of loosely connected events that fail to build meaningful tension or engagement. This lack of structure makes it difficult to become invested in the characters or their journeys.

The character development is one of the major shortcomings of this preview. While the Street Fighter series is known for its diverse and intriguing characters, this adaptation offers little in terms of personality or growth. Iconic figures are reduced to mere caricatures, with limited exploration of their motivations or backstories. This superficial treatment significantly undermines the potential for a rich, character-driven narrative.

The writing style in this preview lacks the depth and nuance needed to bring the Street Fighter universe to life. The dialogue is often stilted and serves more as exposition than genuine interaction, which detracts from the potential for dynamic character exchanges. The opportunity to delve into the intricate relationships and rivalries between fighters is largely missed.

The artwork crucial component for capturing the dynamic action of Street Fighter, falls short in this preview. The illustrations lack the energy and fluidity that fans of the franchise expect, with action sequences that feel static and uninspired. The visual style fails to convey the intensity and excitement of the fights, which is a critical aspect of the Street Fighter experience.

Pacing is another significant problem this preview has to face. The story moves at an uneven pace, with scenes that either drag without adding value or rush through potentially significant moments. This inconsistency disrupts the flow and makes it challenging for me personally to maintain interest or fully grasp the plot’s progression.

So will I buy and read the full version of this comic book ? I don’t think I will. The main reason behind this is how poorly this preview was very uninteresting for me personally.

I Give This Book 1 / 5

Collect the best Harlequin comics! Vol. 1 is Scandal Love Stories. Includes “Keeping Luke’s Secret”, “Scandal: Unclaimed Love-Child”, “Marriage Scandal, Showbiz Baby!”, “Mia’s Scandal”, “High-Society Secret Pregnancy”, and “Front Page Engagement” free preview of 6 comics!

Let me start this review by saying that this one is just a preview for the entire comic book. And I read it because I wanted to see if the full comic book was worth the money and time I would spend on it. And im gonna give you the answer for that at the end of this review.

This preview offers a delightful glimpse into the world of romance comics. At the same time this preview presents a collection of stories that capture the essence of classic Harlequin romance, providing readers with a taste of love, drama, and emotional depth.

This preview includes several short stories, each with its own unique twist on traditional romance tropes. The creators of this preview create narratives that are both engaging and heartfelt, exploring themes of love, trust, and personal growth. The plots are well-paced, offering a balance between dramatic tension and tender moments that have kept me invested in those stories in this preview.

The character development in this preview, while limited by the brevity of the stories, is handled with care. Each protagonist is introduced with distinct personalities and relatable struggles, making their journeys both compelling and accessible. The authors delve into their characters’ emotions and motivations, adding layers to the narratives and inviting us as readers to connect with their experiences.

The side characters in this preview, though not as deeply explored, add richness to the stories. Their interactions with the protagonists provide context and depth, enhancing the overall impact of the narratives. This focus on character dynamics enriches the reading experience, making the stories feel more vibrant and interconnected.

The artwork in this preview is a highlight, capturing the elegance and emotion of the romance genre. The illustrations bring the characters and settings to life with expressive designs and detailed backgrounds. The use of soft lines and gentle shading enhances the romantic atmosphere, creating a visually appealing experience that complements the narratives.

The dialogues throughout this preview are straightforward and effective, reflecting the authors’ ability to capture the essence of romantic exchanges. Conversations feel natural and contribute significantly to character development and plot progression. The balance of sincerity and drama in the dialogue enriches the storytelling, making interactions both entertaining and meaningful.

One of the strengths of this preview is its thematic exploration. The authors delve into themes of love, redemption, and the complexities of human relationships, inviting readers to reflect on the emotional journeys of the characters. These themes are woven seamlessly into the narratives, adding depth and resonance to the stories.

Despite its strengths, this preview occasionally feels constrained by its brevity, leaving certain plot points and character arcs underexplored. However, this is a common challenge in sample collections and serves to heighten interest in the full stories, encouraging us as readers to seek out the complete volumes.

So will buy and read the full version of this comic book ? Yes I will. It might take some time for me to actually read the full version of this comic book because I have been way too optimistic when creating my TBR list for this year and I don’t know if I get the time to read the full version of this comic book this year. But I will read the full version of this comic book at some point in time.

I Give This Book 3 / 5

For decades, DC has been the perfect starting place for anyone interested in graphic novels, with genre-defining books such as Watchmen, The Killing Joke, V for Vendetta, and Mister Miracle. Now, the perfect resource for any reader returns with the DC Essential Graphic Novels 2024 catalog! The best graphic novels to begin with are here, alongside groups of great starting-point books for your favorite characters including Wonder Woman, Batman, Superman, the Justice League and more! The DC Essential Graphic Novels catalog makes it easy to find the perfect story for every reader!

This comic book offers a thorough and engaging overview of DC’s vast and diverse library. This comic book serves as both a guide for newcomers and a resource for longtime fans, showcasing the breadth and depth of DC’s storytelling.

This comic book is structured to provide readers with a well-organized and comprehensive look at essential graphic novels across different genres and characters. It highlights iconic series, seminal works, and new releases, making it an invaluable tool for anyone interested in exploring or expanding their knowledge of the DC Universe.

The comic book is structured to provide us as readers with a well-organized and comprehensive look at essential graphic novels across different genres and characters. It highlights iconic series, seminal works, and new releases, making it an invaluable tool for anyone interested in exploring or expanding their knowledge of the DC Universe.

One of the standout features of this comic book is its user-friendly layout. The information is presented clearly and concisely, with sections dedicated to specific characters, story arcs, and themes. This organization allows us as readers to easily navigate through the content, whether they are searching for a particular title or simply browsing for inspiration.

This comic book includes insightful summaries and recommendations, giving us as readers a sense of what to expect from each graphic novel. These descriptions are well-crafted, capturing the essence of each story without giving too much away. This approach makes it easier for us as readers to identify titles that align with their interests, whether they are looking for superhero action, intricate plots, or character-driven narratives.

In addition to individual titles, this comic book highlights key creators and their contributions to the DC legacy. This focus on the creative teams behind the stories adds depth to the catalog, offering us a glimpse into the minds of the artists and writers who have shaped the DC Universe. It also provides context for the evolution of various characters and storylines over time.

The artwork in this comic book is a real treat. It features vibrant cover art and selected panels that showcase the diverse artistic styles within DC’s portfolio. These visuals not only enhance the catalog’s aesthetic appeal but also serve to entice readers by offering a preview of the stunning artwork that awaits them in the graphic novels.

Despite its strengths, this comic book could benefit from more in-depth analysis or thematic exploration. While it effectively introduces us to key titles and creators, a deeper dive into the impact and significance of certain works could elevate the catalog even further. This additional layer of insight would provide readers with a richer understanding of the cultural and historical context of DC’s graphic novels.

I Give This Book 4 / 5

At the height of the Cold War, the Soviet Union – determined to win the Space Race at any cost – green lit a dangerously advanced mission. They sent a man farther into the cosmos than anyone has gone before or since. Lost in the stars, he encountered something unknown. Something that…changed him. Long thought lost and erased from the history books, he has suddenly returned, crash-landing in the Australian Outback. The few that have been able to reach him believe him to be a deity – one who turned the scorched desert into a lush oasis. They say he can bend matter, space, and even time to his will. Now the rest of the world’s powers must decide for themselves – will the enigmatic Divinity offer his hand in friendship, or will Earth’s heroes find themselves helpless against the wrath of the divine?

This comic book is pretty captivating and it delves into the complexities of power, identity, and human nature. The story in this comic book blends science fiction with deep philosophical questions, creating an intriguing narrative that resonates with me and possibly with other readers long after the final page.

The plot in this comic book follows Abram Adams, a cosmonaut sent on a Soviet mission to the far reaches of space during the Cold War. After disappearing for decades, Abram returns to Earth with god-like powers, challenging humanity’s understanding of reality and divinity.

The creator of this comic book creates a narrative that skillfully balances cosmic exploration with intimate character moments, that have drawn me into a world where the boundaries between man and god blur.

The character development is a standout aspect of this comic book. Abram Adams is portrayed with depth and nuance, his transformation into a near-divine being explored with sensitivity and insight.

The creators of this comic book delves into Abram’s internal struggles, examining how his new abilities affect his perception of himself and the world around him. This exploration of identity and purpose adds layers to the narrative, making Abram’s journey both compelling and relatable.

The side characters in this comic book, though not as deeply explored, serve to highlight the impact of Abram’s return on society. Their varied reactions (from awe to fear) reflect the broader societal implications of encountering a being with unlimited power. This dynamic creates tension and conflict, driving the narrative forward and prompting readers to consider the ethical and moral dilemmas posed by such power.

The artwork in this comic book complements the narrative beautifully. The illustrations capture the vastness of space and the surreal nature of Abram’s powers with stunning detail and imagination. The use of color and composition enhances the otherworldly atmosphere, immersing readers in a visually striking experience that underscores the story’s themes.

The writing style in this comic book is both thought-provoking and accessible, weaving philosophical questions into the fabric of the narrative without sacrificing pacing or engagement. The dialogue is sharp and reflective, capturing the essence of the characters and the weight of the situations they face. This balance of action and introspection ensures that the story remains both exciting and intellectually stimulating.

I Give This Book 4 / 5

Introduction to Street Fighter II Turbo Vol. 1: A new tournament begins! The fighters begin to gather as Chun-Li, Ryu and Ken receive invitations to the fight, while Shadaloo gathers their forces, teaming up Bison, Sagat, Vega and Balrog in an action-packed series!

Let me start this review by saying that this one is just a preview for the entire comic book. And I read it because I wanted to see if the full comic book was worth the money and time I would spend on it. And I’m gonna give you the answer for that at the end of this review.

This preview attempts to capture the excitement of the iconic video game series but falls short in delivering a compelling narrative. Despite the rich source material, the volume struggles with character development, plot cohesion, and overall engagement.

The story in this preview aims to bring the intense battles and diverse characters of Street Fighter to life. However, the plot lacks focus and direction, feeling more like a collection of loosely connected fights rather than a cohesive storyline. This lack of narrative structure makes it difficult for me personally to become invested in the characters or their journeys.

The character development is notably weak in this preview. The beloved fighters from the Street Fighter universe are presented with minimal depth and personality. Iconic characters like Ryu, Chun-Li, and Ken are given little backstory or motivation, reducing them to mere caricatures of their video game counterparts. Without meaningful exploration of their personalities or goals, the characters fail to resonate with me and possibly with other readers like myself who are very picky readers.

The writing style in this preview introduces numerous characters and battles, but the dialogue often feels stilted and lacks the emotional weight needed to elevate the stakes. Conversations serve more as exposition than genuine interactions, leaving the characters feeling flat and unengaging. The potential for exploring the rich dynamics between fighters is largely missed.

The artwork in this preview, while capturing the action and style of the games, cannot fully compensate for the narrative shortcomings. The illustrations depict the characters and their signature moves with accuracy, but the visual storytelling does little to enhance the plot or character arcs. The lack of dynamic and detailed backgrounds also detracts from the overall visual appeal.

The pacing is another significant issue which this preview faces. The story rushes through key events without providing sufficient context or buildup, making the transitions between scenes feel abrupt and disjointed. This inconsistency disrupts the flow, making it challenging for me to maintain interest or fully grasp the plot’s progression.

So will I buy and read the full version of this comic book ? I don’t think I will. The main reason behind this is how poorly this preview was very uninteresting for me personally.

I Give This Book 1 / 5

10-Page Preview! Pulled out of exile from a dark corner of the world, renowned-surgeon-turned-fringe medicine-eccentric Doctor Randal Horne must return to New York City to investigate a tragic research lab accident that’s left one man dead, and inexplicably headless. Now with the help of a distrusting NYPD detective and a team of doctors from the CDC, Horne must diagnose this and other seemingly unexplainable medical phenomenon in a world where the line between medical science and science fiction is blurry at best.

Let me start this review by saying that this one is just a preview for the entire comic book. And I read it because I wanted to see if the full comic book was worth the money and time I would spend on it. And I’m gonna give you the answer for that at the end of this review.

This preview offers a compelling blend of mystery and medical drama. At the same time this preview sets up an intriguing premise, though it left me personally wanting more depth and development.

The story in this preview centers around Dr. Randal Horne, a disgraced doctor who is drawn into a series of bizarre medical cases. The creators of this preview create a narrative that mixes elements of science fiction and detective work, creating a unique atmosphere that captures the imagination.

The character development is a mixed bag in this preview. Dr. Horne is presented as a flawed yet intriguing protagonist. His past failures and determination to redeem himself add layers to his character, making him relatable and compelling. However, the supporting characters are not as well-developed, often serving as plot devices rather than fully fleshed-out individuals. This lack of depth limits their impact on the story.

The dialogues throughout the preview is engaging and effectively conveys the tension and urgency of the medical mysteries. The creators of this preview uses conversations to reveal character motivations and advance the plot, though some exchanges could benefit from more emotional depth to enhance character relationships.

The artwork in this preview complements the story with its clean and dynamic style. The illustrations capture the intensity of the medical cases and the eerie atmosphere surrounding them. The use of color and shading enhances the mood, had drawn me into the story’s world. However, while the visuals are strong, they sometimes lack the detail needed to fully convey the complexity of the medical scenarios.

The pacing of this preview is generally well-managed, balancing action with moments of introspection. The narrative moves swiftly, maintaining reader interest, but occasionally feels rushed. A more measured approach could allow for deeper exploration of the medical mysteries and character dynamics.

The thematic exploration redemption, ethics, and the intersection of medicine and mystery is intriguing, though not deeply explored in this preview. These themes provide a solid foundation for the full version of this comic book offering potential for further development and reflection.

Despite its strengths, this preview leaves some questions unanswered, typical for an preview. While this builds anticipation for future volumes, it also left me personally wanting more immediate clarity and resolution. Expanding on certain plot points and character backstories could enhance the overall engagement and depth of the series.

So will buy and read the full version of this comic book ? Yes I will. It might take some time for me to actually read the full version of this comic book because I have been way too optimistic when creating my TBR list for this year and I don’t know if I get the time to read the full version of this comic book this year. But I will read the full version of this comic book at some point in time.

I Give This Book 3 / 5

Introduction to Street Fighter Chun-Li Vol. 2: She’s been nicknamed “The Strongest Woman in the World,” but before Chun-Li was a no-nonsense Interpol officer she was a fresh recruit in the Hong Kong Police. Street Fighter Chun-Li explores Street Fighter history and the young Chun-Li’s first encounter with the criminal Shadaloo organization. With her partner Po-Lin and her father (and superior officer) Dorai by her side, expect this trio to get into car chases, shoot outs, and plenty of fisticuffs as they fight their way to the truth about Shadaloo’s latest scheme. Plus appearances by Dan, Gen, Fei Long, Sagat, and more Street Fighter favorites!

Let me start this review by saying that this one is just a preview for the entire comic book. And I read it because I wanted to see if the full comic book was worth the money and time I would spend on it. And I’m gonna give you the answer for that at the end of this review.

This preview struggles to capture the excitement and depth fans expect from the beloved franchise. Despite the potential of focusing on one of Street Fighter’s iconic characters, this preview fails to deliver a compelling narrative or meaningful character development.

The story in this preview aims to delve deeper into Chun-Li’s backstory, exploring her motivations and challenges. However, the plot is thin and lacks direction, making it difficult for readers to engage with the narrative. The storyline feels more like a series of disconnected events rather than a cohesive arc, which have left me unsatisfied and disconnected from the character’s journey.

The character development is a significant weakness in this preview. Chun-Li, a character known for her strength and complexity, is presented here with little depth. Her motivations are unexplored, and her interactions with other characters lack the emotional weight needed to make them impactful. This superficial treatment of such a central character is disappointing and undermines the potential for a rich, character-driven story.

The side characters in this preview also suffers from minimal development. Characters are introduced without much context or backstory, making them feel like mere plot devices rather than integral parts of the narrative. This lack of depth in both the protagonist and supporting characters results in a story that feels flat and uninspired.

While the artwork in this preview is visually pleasing, it cannot fully compensate for the shortcomings in the narrative. The illustrations capture the energy and style of the Street Fighter universe, with dynamic action sequences and vibrant character designs. However, even strong visuals cannot elevate the overall reading experience when the story lacks substance and cohesion.

The pacing of this preview is another issue this preview has to face. Because with  scenes that either drag without adding value or rush through potentially significant moments. This inconsistency disrupts the flow of the narrative, making it challenging for me personally to maintain interest or fully grasp the plot’s progression.

The dialogues throughout this preview tends to be stilted and lacks the sharpness needed to bring the characters to life. Conversations often serve as exposition rather than meaningful exchanges, further detracting from the potential for character development and engagement.

Despite its shortcomings of this preview, the concept of focusing on Chun-Li’s story holds potential for the full version of this comic book. With a more focused narrative and deeper exploration of character motivations, the series could better capture the essence of the Street Fighter universe and offer a more rewarding experience for fans.

So will I buy and read the full version of this comic book ? I don’t think I will. The main reason behind this is how poorly this preview was very uninteresting for me personally.

I Give This Book 1 / 5