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Picked this up yesterday and thought it looked fantastic!
I'm re-reading it and the moment and I have to say that I'm very, very impressed.
Out of all the comics I've read recently, this one feels the most... I dunno, commic-booky. In a good way! I thought that both the at and the colouring had a very tactile feel to them. I'm not quite sure what I mean by that, but it's true.
As Mr Tricks noted, the amount of space between the panels stood out somehow, and I thought that this worked really well. It just felt so... confident. There are loads of pages that have a mother-load of panels on them, but the book never feels cramped. I like that.
It's great stuff all round: Your action scenes are smooth as all hell, and you seem to have a brilliant grasp on facial expressions/body language.
*gush*
The story was pretty good too... I liked Brubaker's Deadenders, but this isn't really my kind of thing. I think I'll keep picking it up though, cos I am verily into yer art.
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