Quantum and Woody #7

Quantum & Woody has fast become one of the best comics on the stands, and this issue is, even more than last issue's billed jumping-on point, a solid starting place for new readers. Read Full Review

Pick this book up, pop your feet up and get settled in for an utterly fantastic read. Read Full Review

Like all of the best issues of Quantum and Woody, this one puts the past and present dynamic between the two leads at its heart. What's especially impressive is it manages to do so by delving into their psyches, making for a story that is at once abstract and character-driven. Read Full Review

I'm excited to see what's in store for these two. I know for a fact, thanks to the trusty internet and solicits, that we're being segued into where I've been begging with the laughs, including a new artist to better fit the tone of this book. Rahal is a good guy and has clearly stated that he promises to bring back the humor side back to this franchise. If he doesn't, I sure as shit will hold it against him. Read Full Review

Quantum & Woody is such a good book that there really is no bad place to jump on board. Pick it up and you won't be sorry. Read Full Review

Gizmo

Feb 16, 2020

Weird issue, but it's interesting to see that Q&W aren't happy when they live in their own ideal world without the other sibling.

SloboSOY

Jun 28, 2018

It's the first Quantum + Woody story I didn't enjoy. Yeah I see all the ... Oh look we will use Superman Story & Power for Quantum. But I was out pretty quickly because that wasn't what I wanted to read. I tried to come back in, but that never worked. Cover - The variant I like it but not related. 1/2 Writing - Maybe it's done in good faith & with a nice manner. But I could not know because I jump out of the train. 1.5/3 Arts - The art is way better than the one in the fifth man of steel for sure. But that's not perfect. 3/3 Feeling - So their is the end of our romance ^^ 0/2