Books by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa
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review 1: This one picks up the drama, on the level of the first volume when the virus is spreading. I remember the suspense of the book was ridiculous around this point.. especially a certain person dies who happened to be one of my favorites. Also, is it just me or is there a huge lack o...
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review 1: All hell breaks loose in Riverdale! Archie and the gang have to survive the zombie outbreak and avoid the outbreak of zombies lead by the always hungry (now for flesh), JugHead! I have read few Archie comics and often suggest them to young J-readers, this is definitely a YA Mater...
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review 1: I'm enjoying this series as another version of my second favourite Stephen King story, but I'm not a huge fan of the artist's style. I think I'm just too used to the mini series interpretations of the characters. If Fran doesn't look like Molly Ringwald and Stu doesn't look lik...
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review 1: The last epic volume is now finished! It ended as well as it started. I guess the magic in the novel is the spread of Captain Trips immediately hooks and addicts you to the book, but then other problems come into play. This volume sure had a ton happening in it. I'm not sure why ...
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review 1: Our comic bookclub at work chose this for the October book. I'd seen discussions of it floating around on the internet and was mildly interested. Christy used to pick up the digest Archie comics now and then so I was passingly familiar with most of the characters and the idea of...
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review 1: I've never read anything Archie before so when my co-worker told me it was worth reading I was sort of skeptical because I'm sort of sick of zombies at this point. Seriously they're like everywhere. Anyways. I was expecting more of a child-friendly story line but was pleasantly s...
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review 1: This is a nice concept-book, featuring four self-proclaimed 2nd-string Marvel heroines. It's got a little bit of a soap-opera flavor, but that isn't so over-done that it becomes offensive. The art looks a bit rushed in spots, but it's a well-written book with some nice social com...