Call Of Duty: Zombies Issue 1 Review With Spoilers
Warning Of Spoilers!
The opening pages have a slight "made for the trade" feel due to the internal monologue. However, around the mid-point of the issue the writing starts feeling like that of a series starting point. Though overall it feels like it is more concerned with the supernatural than the military aspects of the story. So anyone looking more for a standard Call Of Duty comic should probably skip this series. Finally the only major flaws I found with this comic are the over-reliance on shading and cross-hatching.
Recommended for those who like zombie and horror comics. Also anyone who regularly refers to themselves in the third person.
The opening pages have a slight "made for the trade" feel due to the internal monologue. However, around the mid-point of the issue the writing starts feeling like that of a series starting point. Though overall it feels like it is more concerned with the supernatural than the military aspects of the story. So anyone looking more for a standard Call Of Duty comic should probably skip this series. Finally the only major flaws I found with this comic are the over-reliance on shading and cross-hatching.
Recommended for those who like zombie and horror comics. Also anyone who regularly refers to themselves in the third person.