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Hoax Hunters #1 –

Axel Medellin’s art continues Image’s vein of simple yet concise illustrations topped by engrossing story lines. Mike Moreci and Steve Seeley offer up a ScyFy Saturday night plot and while it comes off as fun, there’s too much levity that was unintended and it bogs down the title a bit. Searching for swamp creatures and finding conspiracy theories in their preservation or debunking their rumours, comes off a bit too far-

Review: Epic Kill #1

I was really excited for “Epic Kill” even though I hadn’t really heard all that much in the way of promotion from Image. Needles to say without even knowing what to expect I was more than dissappointed with this issue. We are introduced to a character, Song, in a story that is a blatant cross between “Dark Angel,” “Kill Bill,” and “Sucker Punch.”

The writing in the issue isn’t horrible it serves its purpose and introduces us to the character, her world, and her place in said world.

Review: Epic Kill #1

I was really excited for “Epic Kill” even though I hadn’t really heard all that much in the way of promotion from Image. Needles to say without even knowing what to expect I was more than dissappointed with this issue. We are introduced to a character, Song, in a story that is a blatant cross between “Dark Angel,” “Kill Bill,” and “Sucker Punch.”

The writing in the issue isn’t horrible it serves its purpose and introduces us to the character, her world, and her place in said world.