
Time Before Time #22
The reason it’s such a good issue is that is shows some of the awesome ways reader investment can pay off. I am invested.
The reason it’s such a good issue is that is shows some of the awesome ways reader investment can pay off. I am invested.
“People often talk about page turners. Well Time Before Time has always been something of a page turner for me. That’s especially true this issue. The tension! The action! The politics! The ending! There is so much in this I dare anyone to try and put it down for more than a minute. Things this issue did not let up and goodness. What I love is that amongst the tension and action there’s still decent character moments and little bits of world building.”
This arc continues to be so strong, adding more layers and twists. Everything just works. Writing both characters and plot. Art with bold choices and great colouring. And lettering just finishing things off perfectly. This is such a rich book to dive into and this issue is worth reading and rereading. Time is precious but this issue is worth some of yours.
In the second issue of Art Brut we delve deeper. There are a lot of heavy concepts going on but they are explored solidly and in an interesting way.
This is an issue where the investment we’ve had in seeing Nadia reunited with her family has really paid off.
It’s been great to have something that readers can recall from previous issues brought back and fleshed out. There are developments in the world going on beyond just Nadia and Tatsuo.
“This issue was a real rollercoaster of emotion and the ending brought that home.”
“As always Time Before Time expands out the future, and the past, in interesting directions”
There’s musings about life, death and predestination but it tackles them in a really original and unique way within the world
“I really enjoyed it, it’s as simple as that. It wonderfully expands out the world of Time Before Time and adds some really strong characters whom we may be seeing more of.”
“I am delighted that Time Before Time is still exploring and expanding.”
“I’m usually the Bigger Than Capes horror guy, and on this occasion I’ll admit this issue is a little light on the horror side. However, the horror we do get will send shivers up your spine, while the familial story being told is loaded with believable melancholy.”
“This was another great look into the world of Time Before Time.”
This week Will and Zach are teaming up to discuss the first volume of A Righteous Thirst For Vengeance by Rick Remender, André Lima Araújo, Chris O’Halloran and Rus Wooton from Image Comics!
“This is just a really good book. I am so invested in this world and these characters.”
“Up until this point Rain had been a relatively direct adaptation of the source material, but this issue was a welcome change, and one that’s got me looking forward to seeing what other surprises the creative team have in store now that they’ve begun to put their own spin on Joe Hill’s story.”