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A review by alandmorriss
Blink by Christopher Sebela
3.0
Thank you to NetGalley and Oni Press for supplying me with a digital copy to review.
Blink has an intriguing premise, Wren, after being found alone and covered in blood as a child now is fixated on discovering the truth behind what happened to her parents and her mysterious and possibly horrifying childhood.
The art style and use of layout are creative and as the mystery begins to unravel you feel the weight on Wren and her obsession with discovering where she comes from no matter how darker a path it may lead her.
The story moves quickly along and has some interesting ideas and questions about the state of surveillance, but it can feel a little rushed at times, many of the story reveals are built up with a sense of in-world logic though some of the ultimate answers to the mystery do feel somewhat out of left field.
Overall I would give Blink 3 Stars.
Blink has an intriguing premise, Wren, after being found alone and covered in blood as a child now is fixated on discovering the truth behind what happened to her parents and her mysterious and possibly horrifying childhood.
The art style and use of layout are creative and as the mystery begins to unravel you feel the weight on Wren and her obsession with discovering where she comes from no matter how darker a path it may lead her.
The story moves quickly along and has some interesting ideas and questions about the state of surveillance, but it can feel a little rushed at times, many of the story reveals are built up with a sense of in-world logic though some of the ultimate answers to the mystery do feel somewhat out of left field.
Overall I would give Blink 3 Stars.