Image Comic of the Week - Week 9 (2/25/15)

[matt levin]

I could've voted for Thieves, I would've voted for Criminal, but me, I'm the one (so far) vote for Ted McKeever's Superannuated Man, which, admittedly didn't end "conclusively" but overall was a great dystopian-future series, and (these days) the rare black and white comic. Y'all should go out and get it once it's collected.

[rac shade]

7 Image titles on my pull list this week

Chew #46 (4/5)

Criminal Special Edition (5/5)

Low #6 (4.5/5)

Ody-C #3 (4.5/5)

Rasputin #5 (4/5)

Superannuated Man #6 (3/5)

They're Not Like Us #3 (3/5)

I Voted other (Criminal Special Edition)

[Lady Warp Spasm]

Didn't Criminal come out this week, if so that's my pick. If Ed and Sean ever get bored with Criminal (yeah right), I'd be real happy with them doing more with Zangar because that was pitch perfect and a lot of fun. I liked the Teeg story too.

Rasputin 5 was okay, certainly better than 4 but between this and the teaser for the next arc, it's not enough to keep me around despite some fine work from Riley.

[FanboyStranger]

I could've voted for Thieves, I would've voted for Criminal, but me, I'm the one (so far) vote for Ted McKeever's Superannuated Man, which, admittedly didn't end "conclusively" but overall was a great dystopian-future series, and (these days) the rare black and white comic. Y'all should go out and get it once it's collected.

Yeah, I've been holding out for the Superannuated Man collection. I love that Valentino keeps letting Ted produce these bizarre works in whatever format he wants. In the past four years, Ted's basically been able to produce four full graphic novels, and they're all very personal works that don't have a lot of commercial appeal. I know his work is an acquired taste, but damn is he a master.