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james_desantis 's review for:
Genu
by Giulio Srubek-Tomassy, Alex Franquelli, Tommaso Todesca
I'll be the first to admit I'm not a huge Sci-fi person. Usually just not my genre.
However, Genu by Tommaso Todesca is a nice entry into the comic world. Without giving too much spoilers after setting up the world we live in, and the future of basically mankind, we're introduced to a shocking and disturbing twist of events that pushes the story into a different direction than I thought it would go. It finishes off with explaining some more of the technology and world and was intruging enough to want to keep going.
I think the art here is fantastic, with a lot of great horrific death scenes mixed with space shots I really enjoyed. The world building and actual plot are also strong here. I'd say the dialogue at times can be stiff but that would be the only major fault. While short this first part is enjoyable, excited to read more from this creator!
However, Genu by Tommaso Todesca is a nice entry into the comic world. Without giving too much spoilers after setting up the world we live in, and the future of basically mankind, we're introduced to a shocking and disturbing twist of events that pushes the story into a different direction than I thought it would go. It finishes off with explaining some more of the technology and world and was intruging enough to want to keep going.
I think the art here is fantastic, with a lot of great horrific death scenes mixed with space shots I really enjoyed. The world building and actual plot are also strong here. I'd say the dialogue at times can be stiff but that would be the only major fault. While short this first part is enjoyable, excited to read more from this creator!