The Human Target
Issue #1 Super fun issue. Christopher Chance is honestly a different voice than any other King has written so far. I love how casual he is about everything. With the I love you too note in the flash forward it seems like he’ll keep that mindset even in the face of death. The art is also very special. So fitting for the nature of this comic. Even the cover feels super artistic and expressive instead of just being a pure marketing eye grab. Issue #2 “Bwa-ha-ha” is the perfect description of JLI. “Yesterday I was dead. Today I’m in trouble.” Good line. Chance is casual but still holding some cards close to his chest, I like that. Super loving the title cards (title pages?). Issue #3 This is classic douchebag guy, which I can appreciate to a degree, but I feel like even with the comic from Chance’s perspective, was too much, too antagonistic. I would argue Booster is less about hiding the mistakes and more about having to integrate them as part of his identity. It’s what happen...