Image credits: Rian Hughes & Juan Bobillo
Wag picks up several more stragglers to aid his quest to silence the voice in his head. And we get more details on the dialogue and the entire discreetly used flashback, giving us insight into the world ahead of the current apocalyptic landscape.
Scott Hoffman continues to give us a quietly influential story of a lonely man becoming like a family where a lonely man was found, apparently a dangerous, lawless, post-technical world.
It’s still really interesting and Juan Bobillo’s art does another great job of providing important visual information through this issue. Especially in his use of colours. It’s kept to a minimum in a dark day, so it’s vibrant and bold in flashbacks.
So far, it’s been very good. WAG seems to be another Comixology Originals series, which is off to a good start, but I hope it just can’t kick Peter out, as many people seem to do.
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