God Machine Preview

Boring. Generic. Standard. These are all words that would describe this book well on opposite day.

There is so much time, care and love poured into this book, it takes my breath away. Don’t be fooled by the first glance of the dark, morbid doom. There is doom, but it’s good doom, loved doom. The art is beautiful and the details are amazing. Every page is a splash page with art and love bleeding all the way to the edges. Smart and unique layouts. Each page is packed with eye candy. I saw one of Doc Hammer’s Saints hanging on Guy’s bedroom wall. I wonder if there are any other Easter eggs?

The God Machine has a great premise, top notch writing and entertaining characters. There are fully detailed character bios in the back of the book to flesh out the characters even more. By the end of the book I can’t wait to follow Guy on his journey. 48 pages, no ads. Buy this book. And buy the Graphic Novel in 2010.

P.S. You shouldn’t be misled by the word “Preview.” This is a very satisfying first chapter of a larger story.