REVIEW: Kingsville #1- Steroids on Steroids!
In a world full of corruption; sometimes you must stash away some *security measures*
Roll the credits—
Written/ Lettered by Thomas Huls
Illustrated / Colored / Penciled by Dan Zay
Cover done by Dan Zay
Edited by Ambrose Quintanilla IV
Cover-
A hefty man poised as though he just obliterated someone- evidence of the act covers his arms, with splatters over his torso and legs.
Story Line-
Two scientist working away. Slowly becoming more and more suspicious of their employer.
Very solid approach, steadily unveiling the antagonists concerns while simultaneously revealing the antagonists intent. A lot of intriguing circumstances start peeking through the further you read.
Visuals-
A Brilliant display of talent throughout. Clever shading and lighting techniques that draw the eye to the important bit of info within the scene. I enjoyed the varying moods and use of atmosphere.
Writing-
As need, concise and informative. Though long and chatty when needed as well. Much like the visuals, the script brought attention to pertinent information, but not overwhelming so. Just a taste to soothe you.
Thoughts-
I enjoyed it. A great way t0 introduce each member of the comic. The careful display of abilities then sudden abuse of them gave a thrilling emotion to each turned page.
All in all, 4 out of 5
Looking forward to the next issue, as well as the next ability!
Publisher: World At War Comics
Check out their website at:
https://worldatwarcomics.com/
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