Chrononauts #1-2
This book is kind of like Mark Millar's take on Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure. What would you really do if you could travel through time? Doing research for my book report would be the last thing on my mind.
As it is with a lot of Millar's characters, these two dudes are kind of unlikable. They are more suited for a frat house then a laboratory. After reading two issues I'm still not completely convinced that either one of these guys knows what a Bunsen burner is.
As it is with a lot of Millar's characters, these two dudes are kind of unlikable. They are more suited for a frat house then a laboratory. After reading two issues I'm still not completely convinced that either one of these guys knows what a Bunsen burner is.
One thing that I did surprisingly enjoy was that the time travel rules are kind of loose. It's a change up from all the strict rules from other time traveling joints. Most importantly these guys have FUN. They use time travel as a way to see iconic historical moments, become rulers of each era and most importantly, get girls.
This book is a joyride with dynamic artwork and an interesting take on time travel. I highly recommend that you give Chrononauts a read. -Soss
Panel of the Week: A pretty awesome jet by Sean Murphy.
Panel of the Week: A pretty awesome jet by Sean Murphy.
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