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A review by hinkle
Cable, Volume 3: Stranded by Paul Gulacy, Duane Swierczynski
2.0
Love story starring a nine year old and an eleven year old, who become an eleven year old and a thirteen year old. I didn't catch the next time jump but let's assume it's two years again, so thirteen and fifteen. Still creepy guys, especially b/c it's most significant aspect is when they were REALLY young instead of just really young.
The creepiness is not at all helped by the fact that in almost every close up panel Hope looks like a grown woman. It's partly the colouring, which makes it look like she's wearing lipstick, partly the her eyes, which make it look like she's wearing eye liner, and a very sharp jaw line I've never personally seen in a child.
The creepiness is not at all helped by the fact that in almost every close up panel Hope looks like a grown woman. It's partly the colouring, which makes it look like she's wearing lipstick, partly the her eyes, which make it look like she's wearing eye liner, and a very sharp jaw line I've never personally seen in a child.