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A review by booksgamesvinyl
Loose Ends #1 by Jason Latour, Chris Brunner, Rico Renzi
4.0
Holy moly, the colouring for this is insane.
I have genuinely never ever seen colouring as gorgeous as this in any comic I've ever read, so hats off to Rico Renzi. Describing it as a dark neon probably doesn't make any sense, but at least for me it was totally giving off a neo-noir vibe.
Loose Ends is dubbed a four-part southern crime romance, and this issue is crammed with action and characters. There might be a bit too much going on, but the art was such a delight that I honestly didn't care. I could read 500 pages of this and not get bored.
The characters are a little underdeveloped at the moment because there was that much action going on, but I trust that we'll get into them a bit more in the next issue.
Seriously, this comic is an artistic masterpiece, and just thanks to Image for finally putting out the full run after 10 years.
I have genuinely never ever seen colouring as gorgeous as this in any comic I've ever read, so hats off to Rico Renzi. Describing it as a dark neon probably doesn't make any sense, but at least for me it was totally giving off a neo-noir vibe.
Loose Ends is dubbed a four-part southern crime romance, and this issue is crammed with action and characters. There might be a bit too much going on, but the art was such a delight that I honestly didn't care. I could read 500 pages of this and not get bored.
The characters are a little underdeveloped at the moment because there was that much action going on, but I trust that we'll get into them a bit more in the next issue.
Seriously, this comic is an artistic masterpiece, and just thanks to Image for finally putting out the full run after 10 years.