The acclaimed super-comedy continues as the origin of the world’s greatest super-villain, Abyss, is revealed! But beware of aliens bearing gifts. As Eric Hoffman discovers, whatever makes you stronger can still kill you.
Red 5’s second mini series about the son of a Super-Villain continues to impress. As the penultimate issue it has a slight change of pace, giving us the origin of Abyss.
Again this issue is filled with some excellent TV, movie and comic references which make it all the more fun to read. The origin itself is well written and has some excellent original ideas for the origin itself.
The art in the issue continues to impress with some superb angles in the panels which make the title an interesting read.
I’m looking forward to reading the final issue because there is nothing like a good cliffhanger to get you interested before the final act!
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