Books by Brian Clevinger
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review 1: A bit different from past Robo episodes, Volume 6 is a conspiracy and mystery thriller that brings two seemingly disparate problems to a single resolution. Robo is trying to hunt down whomever it is wants him killed, while a couple of his employees are helping modern-day Sparrow ...
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review 1: Something transcendent happens in the middle of this book.Atomic Robo is always a wise-cracking robot in the middle of world-shaking, but light-hearted calamities.He goes in for a 1-on-1 tussle with a speaking dinosaur, and their quips come off like Bruce Willis and Alan Rickman,...
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review 1: This is the second trade paperback for Atomic Robo, a wonderful comic about a robot designed and built by Nikola Tesla. I'm not much of a comics reader and even less of a comics buyer, but this series won me over with one of its Free Comic Book Day releases and I'm slowly working...
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review 1: This could have been great but the way it is presented makes it merely good. The character of Atomic Robo is written well but there aren't many memorable side characters yet. Atomic Robo's team is pretty forgettable so far. I do like that the main villain is a stereotypical megal...
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review 1: After the antics of the first few volumes you can be forgiven for thinking that that is Atomic Robo's only trick. "The Deadly Art of Science" proves however that this story is capable of being more serious, albeit with a helping of humor. In contrast to the jumping around in time...
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review 1: There is a hectic madness about this series, like Hellboy's BPRD but more crazy by half. It was ever present in the first two trades where Robo spent his illustrious life punch Nazis with science. This story is more of a riff on Lovecraftian madness than anything. It also uses th...
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review 1: I love the quirky humor of Atomic Robo, and that has never been better displayed than in the story about why Robo and Dr. Dinosaur hate each other. The story is beautiful, with an indestructible robot and a crafty dinosaur shooting guns and lobbing grenades at each other while Ro...
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review 1: I'm going to have to read this entire series now! I started with this volume because I heard that it involved H.P. Lovecraft, and I must say the trade delivered a fantastic experience. Robo, athough an "automatic intelligence" of Tesla's devising, is a genuine gentleman and a pas...
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review 1: I know why I enjoy Atomic Robo. It is the other side of the coin from Hellboy (which I also enjoy along with B.R.P.D. a great deal). A fish out of water character who's adventures can easily cover a 100+ years because Nikola Tesla is Robo's creator. Where Hellboy and B.R.P.D. ...
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review 1: Ugh. This anthology title collects some very short stories (roughly three to six pages, I guess, on average) with different artists telling stories from within the world of Atomic Robo. Two of the stories have Dr. Dinosaur, one of the greatest comic book characters ever, and ev...