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Categories: Reviews, Radical Publishing, Geek Goggle Reviews
Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews
Time Bomb #3 of 3
Radical Comics
Palmiotti, Gray & Gulacy
Time Bomb wraps up with action-packed issue with plenty of twists and surprises. This mini series is a fun read that gives a good mix of science fiction, history and a military operation all in one. The one drawback was that I never really warmed up to the characters as much as I would have hoped for. Perhaps I just assumed they were all going to die and, therefore, I never allowed myself to become vested in them. Whatever the reason, I never found myself hoping that any one particular character would survive over another. The artwork helped elevate this issue to another level as it brings the whole story together.
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Categories: Reviews, Radical Publishing, Geek Goggle Reviews
Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews
Time Bomb #2 of 3
Radical Comics
Palmiotti, Gray & Gulacy
The second issue gets the lead characters into some trouble as the plot really thickens. This creative team is showing that it is possible to tell a three issue story where each issue consists of fifty plus pages. You might not think this is not difficult but I haven't seen too many teams that can make this shift, but this team is able to do this almost flawlessly. This issue has a lot of espionage, action and interesting characters thrown into the mix. The issue is also a good glimpse at life in Germany in the last few months of World War II. The artwork probably is the stud of the issue because it keeps the issue fluid and moving quickly. This is definitely something to check out.
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Categories: Reviews, Radical Publishing, Geek Goggle Reviews
Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews
Time Bomb #1 of 3
Radical Comics
Palmiotti, Gray & Gulacy
Time Bomb is a science fiction, horror, war comic book that touches on a lot of areas that make for great stories, like World War II, time travel and population destroying plagues. This opening chapter is an excellent read because it presents the mechanism for introducing the problem, unleashes the problem and opens up the door for the potential solution while setting it in motion. This is what you get when you have fifty-one pages of story in a comic book. Sure, the price is five bucks but with this level of storytelling it is well worth it. This is a mini series definitely worth checking out.
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