They're All Terrible #1

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• 8.9

  Graphic Policy - Logan Dalton

  Dec 23, 2022

  They're All Terrible is an immersive read because Villalobos uses a wide variety of shot types and angles to tell this high fantasy story. He uses extreme close-ups on the warrior Kral to show how disgusting he is burping and vomitting at the local pub before pulling back for more wide screen compositions to reveal his actual prowess in battle. Any time swords and sorceries are involved, Ramon Villalobos breaks the panel boundaries to create more exciting fight choreography. There is power and weight to his line work, and Bonvillain uses an almost, candy-coated color palette to show the different types of blood/substances oozing out of these warriors' opponents. Even though the big showdown is issues away, Kindt and Villalobos spare no expense with the fight scenes with body parts and viscera spraying all over the page against cool fantasy vistas and backgrounds. Read Full Review