The Few #2

The dystopian tone remains firmly set and I am sure it will gather many more enthusiasts along the way. Onward to the next volume, because we know we need it! Read Full Review

The Few #2 is an excellent follow-up to the series' promising start. It expands on characters, world-building, and themes while delivering even more top notch art. There is no telling what will happen in the next issue, but it's no doubt going to be epic. Go out and get this book now. Read Full Review

It's a very engrossing story, and two issues have me very seriously looking forward to more. Read Full Review

I'm delighted that issue two has emboldened the potential that was hinted at in the debut of The Few. Leaking out elements of this survivalist future and slowly fleshing out this world has made issue two significant. This one will grab you and lock you in if you were perhaps a bit undecided before. It's the type of story-telling I love, or at least it appears to be, and if the surprises keep on coming then who knows where The Few will end up! Regardless, I'm fully confident that this'll be a fun journey. Read Full Review

If you liked what all Lewis started in the first issue, I'm sure you'll like where he take it with this one. If you haven't been reading but are into the post-apocalyptic scene, this is probably worth taking a look. Really, I think this is one of those issues that serve as a nice barometer for the book as a whole. If you're not really digging the series by the end, it's probably safe to say you don't need to keep reading. Read Full Review

CelebrityButts

Mar 11, 2017

Super stuff. This issue was faster paced in terms of the visuals, it felt like I was getting a good mix of new information/action and a healthy dose of psychology from the main character. The only part that's not so clear weirdly is the baby, which kinda hasn't clicked for me yet, but it's still something that likely will develop. For me, the real pleasure of this series so far has been the artwork and the way it's so energetic and moody at the same time. The palette is like a modernist white noise of snow and then there's these really awesome fast whipping lines, such as a motorbike wheel spinning in the snowfall. It's brilliant to feel such claustrophobic atmosphere of winter contrast with humanities anger and willpower. This is a great c omic that feels like resistance in various forms - physical resistance, political resistance, artistic friction and psychological struggle. Hurrah! This is like Mad Max in the snow, but everything, including the snow, is that little bit deeper and chilling. Hurrah! more