Minor Threats: The Fastest Way Down #4

If you haven't dove into the world of Minor Threats yet, there is no time like the present. If you like unexpected twists mixed with the most unique superpowers you've ever seen, some generational trauma, and a sprinkle of comedy this is the comic world for you. Read Full Review

Minor Threats: The Fastest Way Down #1 closes the latest book in the Minor Threats saga on a bitter note, showcasing how supervillainy can cost you everything. Though the comic's slated to become a Netflix show, I'm hoping to hear more about the next Minor Threats series at SDCC this week while also catching up on Barfly. Read Full Review

Minor Threats: The Fastest Way Down #1 closes the latest book in the Minor Threats saga on a bitter note, showcasing how supervillainy can cost you everything. Though the comic's slated to become a Netflix show, I'm hoping to hear more about the next Minor Threats series at SDCC this week while also catching up on Barfly. Read Full Review

Oswalt and Blum continue juggling an ensemble with ease and are masters at making heroes out of villains. Read Full Review

Un Cómic Más / Dave DSG

Jul 24, 2024

Plot Playtime confronts The Action to save his daughter Maggie by showing him the video of Insomniac dying, as a psychopathic villain who in the video murders The Snake, the love of Reptilian's life. A member of The Action doesn't like the truth and she dedicates herself to eliminating Playtime's daughter and then trying to kill Toy Queen, who had already died. Scalpel finds out about Playtime's kiss with her former husband and decides to take control of the criminal world, poisoned by her jealousy. Playtime isolates herself and distances herself from her daughter and everyone; hidden, she prepares for her return by creating new toys. This installment focuses on the redemption that Playtime seeks with her daughter, but that she again does not achieve and feels like when her Toy Queen's mother was also imprisoned. Interesting and moving end to this arc that leaves everything open, this comic is a mix of Godfellas with Cronicles. Art It has many textures and details that provide a 1980s comic book tone and aesthetic with touches of freshness. Achieve magnificent dynamic sequences of violence.The color palette of the flashbacks is cold and instantly takes you back to that memory. Summary Frankie risks everything to save his daughter, the closing of this second story arc. more