Zack Saad Comic Reviews

A good set up issue for the new adventure, giving us the layout of the story, the characters, and what the adventure might be.

A very good opening issue, it's very to the point in setting up of the situation.

The best thing I can say about Spiral Of Bones is that if I still had my dice and knew people who had the time and inclination, I would definitely have been sold on Pathfinder as an RPG by this comic, which is part of the reason it exists. I like the world, I want to explore it, and I want to run a module or two. Good Job.

An enjoyable issue with a nice reveal at the end.

If you want to see what the sequel to The Dark Crystal might have been, this might be an interesting read for you. For now, color me intrigued.

Man, this comic stumbles in the writing department. It feels like the writers did jut enough research to make all the characters act like they would in their respective franchises, but not enough to make a story that would make sense. Maybe I should describe the plot briefly.

Though I'm giving this the same score as issue #1, this is much better than the first issue, if only the art lived up to the tale being told. But if you want to try this series on for size this might be the issue to start with.

Try it out if you want, it's always good to support indie publishers, just don't expect the world.

If you like Doctor Who and need a good jumping on point for the comics, this is a good place to start.

If you love either of these franchises, pick this series up.

It gets itself where it needs to go and sets up the next chapter well, but things could use a little more explaining. While not my cup of tea, the art is done well and is actually kind of tasteful as far as cheesecake comics go.

I'm interested to see where this is going, and if you like either of these properties, or think that you might, this comic may be for you.