Thea Srinivasan Comic Reviews

I can't wait to see what both creators have in store with Adrestia. Both McKellen and Vasilchuk have done a wonderful job of showing a tale with a sense of sensational vulgarity and crass characterization. I would wholeheartedly recommend this piece to the reader who wants a huge serving of action with a side of a long-winding adventure with a mysterious guide as your chauffeur.

Overall, I'm pretty pleased with this issue. The pace is fast enough that I don't feel like yelling at the top of my lungs. Also, I like the character pace of the story so far and the advancement of the art style by the creators. This issue is a particular step up from the first issue, and I can't wait to see more of what the author has in store. This issue is for the person who wants to get to know their chauffeur and have a more scenic route on this journey.

Overall, this piece is not worth reading. The art is comparable to other Marvels' comics, but everything else is lackluster. This story is for the person who wants to deal with a wet dog. Although they look adorable, everything else about them is a giant nightmare for someone to deal with.

Overall, the comic is a giant truckload of spontaneity that isn't usually found in other comics. With several pop culture references, a classic art style and a boatload of possibilities for the universe itself, this comic will surely appeal to lovers of "what the hell". This comic is for the person who has no idea of what comes next and is open to every possibility that exists to mankind.

I think that this has a great start and I would love to see what awaits in the other dimensions. I really hope that I get to see Flora and the rest of the main characters go out and play their roles they've been assigned to. I also hope I can see some of the relationships grow and hopefully see as many sides to every character. For now, all I can say is that this story is for someone who wants humor that's unique and timed well enough to seem random with a side of abstract worlds with odd intertwining connections to our world through our past and present.

Overall, it's a nice story that focuses on the friendship between two people with a common interest in engineering. Although their personalities are extremely different, their moments together help each other grow and learn more about themselves. This tale is for the person that wants a nice piece of cake without all of the frosting on it.

Overall, this is a good sci-fi adventure that will keep readers on their toes with its rapid pace and detailed scenes. With decent characters, a good universe and ever-evolving plot, this story will keep someone entertained on a plane ride for a really long time. This story is for the person who fell in love with the internet and wants to explore every possible way to mess up reality.

Overall, the story is a good way to learn about the comic industry throughout the decades. The characters were an ambitious group of adults trying to survive another day. The art style was very nice to look at, but I just wished for a little more when it came to character expressions. Overall, this comic is for the reader that wants to take a trip in time to see how a winner is made.

This anthology was one of my favorite comics I've read so far. I can't say I enjoyed this particular piece because of the overall nature of the stories. But I can classify this as a masterpiece with wonderful thought-provoking tales and characters that have stuck on to me like glue. This anthology is for a person who wants to take a diplomatic stance with every view they could possibly find and combine every perspective into something greater than themselves.

I'd recommend this comic for someone going through middle school or for anyone who wants a fistful of crazy scenarios without the overwhelming feeling that comes from dramatic moments. This is a great start for the author and I hope I get to see a lot out of his universe and all of the characters he created. This story is for the person who wants a dose of innocent hijinks with a family- friendly nature that allows anyone to read and relate to this comic.

Overall, this is a nice story with a lot of adventure, good amount of demons and gore to keep the need for revenge running through my veins. The art is exquisite, and it's something that captures my attention instantly compared to several other black and white artists. Finally, its use of traditional themes, like honor and greed, allow the story to maintain the "ninja feel" without being sucked out by the demons. Overall, this tale is for the person who wants a nice dose of traditional kick-butt action with a ball of revenge, fantasy, and shadows to keep you up at night.

Overall, I love the surrealism and plausible creativity that the author has presented within this tale. Considering how old this comic is, I can see why there are several fans throughout the decades and can only hope there are more fans to come. My only hope is that someone else could revamp this world into a spin-off of some sort so that way I don't have to deal with the pathetic characters in this tale. This story is for the person who wants an old-time comic with a pseudo-realistic fantasy feel without all the bells and whistles of implausible magic and mysticism.

I'd recommend this story for someone who just wants exposure to a new sci-fi setting. Albeit, some of the characters aren't introduced strongly enough, but it's enough that it makes me intrigued on what they do next. Plus, the story is captivating enough that it makes you want to know more about the universe Cain lives in.

Although this story has a beautiful world with stunning characters, I would hope that the author is able to let the characters grow and be a bit less predictable compared to other characters I've seen from other stories. This tale is for the person who wants a story wrapped up in confusion on how everything is related back to a single source.