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A review by readingrobin
Edward Scissorhands Volume 1: Parts Unknown by Drew Rausch, Kate Leth
4.0
As I am someone who is always down for an over-the-top cartoony style, this comic was like candy to me. I'm not the biggest fan of Edward Scissorhands, but I appreciate it, its style, and the theme of being an outsider in a very suburban world.
Drew Rausch draws Edward very well, the character's face always coming off as sweet and gentle, even with those sharp digits. Drew also draws for the webcomic My Blacks Don't Match, a similarly spooky comic of which I am also a fan.
The story does kind of make sense as a sequel and follows the steps and patterns one would expect, but still in a satisfying way. Edward Scissorhands purists (God, do those exist?) may find some things to gripe about, as fans always do, but I'm completely content with this volume.
Drew Rausch draws Edward very well, the character's face always coming off as sweet and gentle, even with those sharp digits. Drew also draws for the webcomic My Blacks Don't Match, a similarly spooky comic of which I am also a fan.
The story does kind of make sense as a sequel and follows the steps and patterns one would expect, but still in a satisfying way. Edward Scissorhands purists (God, do those exist?) may find some things to gripe about, as fans always do, but I'm completely content with this volume.