Title: Hello Darkness # 13
Publisher: BOOM! Studios
Kill Screen:
Written by: Steve Orlando
Illustrated by: Federico Sorressa
Colors by: Lauren Affe
Letters by: Lucas Gattoni
I Can’t Take You Anywhere:
By: Robert Hack
Zag-Aftra:
Written by: Dave Cook
Illustrated by: David Cousens
Colors by: Francesco Segala
Color Assistance by: Gloria Martinelli
Letters by: Jodie Troutman
Three Adrift:
Written by: Michael W. Conrad
Illustrated by: Matthew Dunn
Letters by: Pat Brosseau
Bait:
Written by: Ian Brill
Illustrated by: Jason Ho
Colors by: Cris Peter
Letters by: Marshall Dillon
Main Cover by: Miguel Mercado
Variant Covers by: Jenny Frison, Dave Johnson, Tuta Lotay
Price: $ 5.99 US
Rating: 1 out of 5 stars
Website: www.boom-studios.com
Comments: “Kill Screen” Zar the Remortifier fights all kinds of zombies. The art inside this game is horrific in its ability to bring across the situation. George finds out that reality and imagination are different, yet they can overlap, and one can become the other. The world is in a lot of trouble as this story ends.
“I Can’t Take You Anywhere. Re” Here we get throne-panelnel cartoons that do make sense in a way, just they are not overly making sense or funny. The art is an older style that fits the stories.
“Zag-Aftra.” This tale of a world after the zombie apocalypse is different, only it never really goes anywhere. More needed to happen, and the art needed to show more zombie action.
“Three Adrift” Two men on a raft do what they need to do to survive. It is surreal in the telling of this tale. The ending, though, makes no sense.
“Bait.” In this world, after the zombies arose, one man came up with a way to fight them. It’s not spectacular, his idea, yet on a small scale, it works. Realistically, this would not work.
This issue needed more horror orhumormr, but it needed something to make it worth reading.
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