Mad Cave Reviews #26
Back On The Releases
Another week:
Blade Forger #2: Impressive world building with the magic system in juxtaposition with characterization. Plus including a soundtrack never hurts. 8.5/10
Synap #5: Finally reached the climax and it boils hot with anticipation. Every feeling of inadequacy is ready to make a push forward. 8.5/10
Spectrum #5: Probably the most inventive way to show the feeling of expressing creation. Visuals, transitions, and juxtapositions galore. Especially when it comes to the effects it has on relationships. 9/10
Flash Gordon Quarterly #3: A fine collection of moments. Decent characterizations, some plot threads, and another direction. 8/10
Endless Night #1: The crossover…Gotta admit, this is interesting. Every part of Underworld is playing to their strengths, managing to carve out cohesion with smart contrast. Revolution 9 makes a great backbone to the premise, being what sets everything off. Its antagonists even make better use of Exit City as a setting than the series it’s named after. Meanwhile Hour of the Wolf remains an outlier, but Owen Blackwood is made interesting by interacting with McCormick and Miller. Hopefully, the ball can keep rolling. 8.5/10
