Zoe Gifford Comic Reviews

All in all, this shapes up to be a very promising series. The art is dynamic (Although the coloring occasionally draws darker skin shades as more grey than brown and I would prefer all text to be facing at least within 30 degrees of the normal axis of reading, thank you very much!) and I am excited to see just what type of Captain Seven will be. I look forward to seeing where and when this series will take us, to learning more about the characters, and seeing just what it has to say.

Overall, the comic is a little disappointing, but I am interested in seeing where it goes from here.

Overall, I did enjoy this comic, and I learned about some artists I look forward to keeping up to date with and seeing what they do next. Because of the wide variety of genres and art in the anthology, most people would be able to enjoy some of the work in it (I didn't even talk about the horror stuff because I am a scaredy cat). I just hope that nobody comes away from this comic with more interest in the ‘history’ of rainbow warriors than in the history of Indian Law.