Next Review: Carpe Diem
Monday, September 10th, 2007For those who are interested, the creator of the previously reviewed HERO has recently won second place in an International Manga Competition for the Japanese manga magazine “Morning.” There are two things to mention here, one being the similarities between the the overall review of the comic, which you will find at the bottom of [...]
HERO Review… delayed by paint.
Tuesday, August 28th, 2007One of these weeks, I will get a review out on time… Personally, I blame the whole “pick up your life and move it to another residence” fad, myself…
But anyway…
HERO did not leave me with a very positive first impression. I floundered for quite a while past the initial pages, as well, trying to make [...]
A review of HERO.
Sunday, August 26th, 2007At first, Hero’s visuals are interesting, and so is the accompanying text, even if it is presented in an unusual fashion. However, my favorable first impression didn’t last.
The art for Hero was quite charming to me, at first. However, there are several things that came to bother me. One was the fact that as we [...]
HERO Review
Sunday, August 26th, 2007I find HERO to be a nice change of pace from the typical webcomic. However, I also find the comic difficult to judge as it seems to blur some of the lines of traditional comics. Is HERO just a webcomic utilizing new technology to create a unique experience, or is more like a novel with [...]
HERO review
Saturday, August 25th, 2007Well kiddoes, we’ve got a different one this week, that’s for sure. Usually, I find change to be good or at least something I can get into. Unfortunately, that’s not quite my feeling on HERO, this week’s overly avant garde webcomic.
While not done badly per se, I simply couldn’t get into HERO. I’m not particularly [...]
Fifth Review: HERO
Thursday, August 16th, 2007So, this is probably an unexpected update. I think our next comic will take some extra time to review, due to it’s layout, so we might as well start now.
HERO
This comic is set up a little differently. In order to read the text, you need to mouse over the comic panels. Sometimes there is more [...]