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A review by nkives
Global Frequency by Warren Ellis
5.0
Warren Ellis mentioned in an interview that he wrote this book in response to 9/11. Not that attack of 9/11 but the response of people to it, and how some would say "I wish Superman(or whoever) were real to stop things like this." His response in this book is that it can be everyday people like us to stop these things. Each issue is a single issue about a single event, and a group of people (brought together by the Global Frequency) to stop a bombing, a virus release, etc.
Each issue has a different artist, but Warren Ellis is the writer throughout. So the art tends to vary issue to issue, but all of it is great. The end was a bit lacking, but only in that fact that there is no real end. It is just the end of a singular story, and nothing overarching. I probably can't recommend a Warren Ellis book enough.
Each issue has a different artist, but Warren Ellis is the writer throughout. So the art tends to vary issue to issue, but all of it is great. The end was a bit lacking, but only in that fact that there is no real end. It is just the end of a singular story, and nothing overarching. I probably can't recommend a Warren Ellis book enough.