The Wild Storm #22 storytime

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Shiny....

Two more issues to go!
See you then

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What the fuck

I should start reading this series the last
one I read the world's end arch and the authority taking the carrier to space

is it wasted potential: the series? I really feel like it had everything to succeed, and it just feels so boring instead.

Before this series began the question was could modern Ellis write more than twelve issues of a book

Now the question is should he

I was on board with it until this new arc.
I binged through the rest before it started and was reasonably invested and felt it had a good structure - if not altogether pace.

This last arc is just glacial as fuck.

I don't know what you guys are talking about. I like it. It's a complex, deep story, and that means it has to be a slow burn.
perfect? not even close. the action scenes, well, aren't too hot. But I like it anyway.

>when you overlevel Shoryuken...