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Ah, a real gem of a find this one do be!
While I am not a fan of the coloring that made its way onto the front cover, I am nonetheless jubilant to embrace what lies beyond. This comic book's interior pages harken unto the Jack Kirby fan in me. This is one of the best indie comic books that I have encountered, to date.
The interior pages are black and white, yet they conjure up for me a visual reminder of why I loved the old black and white Savage Sword of Conan and Conan Saga magazines from Marvel. Yet, it is the quasi-Kirby imaginative characters that give this comic book, Ash-Aman, a visual impact all its own.
In my considered opinion, this is the best comic book in the entire Blue Moon Comics line. I would, in fact, take the plunge and do a life subscription to this series - except a life subscription option doesn't exist. That's how bad I want - nay, crave - the next issue and subsequent issues in this series in my grasp, right now.
Everyone, of course, doesn...
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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