Books by Brandon Graham
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review 1: There are some 3 and 5 star reviews of this that somewhat reflect how I felt while reading this so I'm confused how they gave it so many stars. I don't even know how to explain this story to anyone else outside of the summary blurb. I don't know who or why or what in this story a...
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review 1: When I read volume one, I thought wow someone took a really bad Rob Liefield property and turned it into a semi-decent, arguably good science fiction tale.Part of me wants to still feel that way, but this volume falls a little short of the expectations I built off of volume one. ...
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review 1: For some reason at one point Amazon recommended that I read this, but I couldn't find much information on it and am not in the habit of just casually purchasing their suggestions. But recently I saw it on hold at my library and realized that the library system had it. It was well...
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review 1: Es increíble que algo bueno haya podido salir de Rob Liefeld - aunque claro- en esta pasada lo único que aporta es la creación del personaje. El rescate corre por cuenta de Brandom Graham, quien arma una historia llena de diferentes frentes que se van alineando de a poco. La gráf...
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review 1: The first thing I want to say is that having mini chapters within a 22-page issue is ridiculously unnecessary.It wasn't as good as Vol. 1 but it was still enjoyable. Prophet continues to be hardcore sci fi and I like it for that reason alone. It's much harder to understand what'...
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review 1: People need to stfu about Saga & Y the Last Man, this here is what us real sci-fi lovers have been sitting around and craving; instead of humanizing all the aliens into hackneyed anime hentai and wanna be Buffy the Vampire Slayer yuck-yucks, this does a fair sight of alien-i-zing...
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review 1: They say television/movie comic book science fiction tends to lag behind science fiction on the book stores shelves by 20 years or so. I think this applies to Prophet so far. This is a good, star spanning reboot of multiple Rob Liefield characters from the Extreme Comics days (...