Red Line #1
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| Writer | Neal Holman |
| Artist | Clayton McCormack, Kelly Fitzpatrick |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
MARS. The near future-ish. A bomb takes out a city block on Harrison Station. The media rush to blame the local terrestrials (re:aliens,) however Superintendent Denton Coyle has a feeling that it may not be so simple... or maybe that feeling is Coyle's hangover gut bomb. It's unclear... like a 50/50 shot, it's a mistake or explosive diarrhea. Maybe it's both? In other words, it's yet another Tuesday on Mars.
CRITIC REVIEWS
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10
Geekery Magazine - Kevin Hamilton
Mar 08, 2017At the end of the day, I could not recommend this title enough. An amazing first issue to what has so much promise to be a Oni Press best seller. If you're looking for a Sci-Fi story that will keep you hooked. This is probably for you. Redline is Scary, Inspiring, and gives an interesting look on a planet we know little about. Read Full Review
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9.0
AIPT - David Brooke
Mar 08, 2017Redline #1 is an excellent first issue that captures the characters so realistically you're basically reading a good TV show. Fans of well-written dialogue must read this. Refreshing and interesting, Redline is a series those who love character dramas must read. Read Full Review
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9.0
Outright Geekery - A. J. Jones
Mar 16, 2017All in all, then, I recommend Redline #1 for its story so far. It's a promising start to a series full of possibilities. Read Full Review
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7.5
Multiversity Comics - Kent Falkenberg
Mar 10, 2017Crass and unapologetic, but undeniably funny. Read Full Review
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7.0
Doom Rocket - Brandy Dykhuizen
Mar 13, 2017Redline is whip-smart and heinously immature in a way that ensures it will net the same fan base as Archer. It's the kind of book that exists to provoke: create a character so reprehensible that all the anti-PC jokes you can possibly come up with will get a pass, and put a woman in charge so you can repeat quips about who's banging the boss lady. There are blurred lines there for sure, but as long as it's packed with action and the jokes never rest, this near-future Martian comedy is sure to provide a chuckle or two. Read Full Review
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6.0
That's Not Current - Glenn Miller
Mar 09, 2017Redline is off to a promising start, tip-toeing a fine line between satire and parody. However, only time will tell if it has the bite to really make a statement. Read Full Review
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6.0
Comics: The Gathering - Forrest Hollingsworth
Mar 09, 2017Ultimately, it is a first issue with promise. The dialogue flows well, if coarse, and the art is appropriately coarse in return. The feel is significantly less Sci-Fi than readers may be expecting but a second issue may lead the series in a much more solid, interesting direction. Read Full Review
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4.0
Comic Bastards - Daniel Vlasaty
Mar 08, 2017I get what this book is trying to be. I do. But it just fell short a little short of that for me. There's some potential here and I think it's possible to turn the story around. I just think this was a weak first issue. I needed something to keep my mind from wandering while reading. I needed something to latch onto. I needed a character to relate to and root for. But I didn't find any of that here. Read Full Review
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