A review by alexauthorshay
Generation Zero, Volume 1: We Are the Future by Fred Van Lente
3.0
Interesting concept and characters, but I didn't feel emotionally invested in any of them. The Cornermen were neat, but the 'heroes' weren't that great. It was actually the twins that interested me the most, the rest were kind of headstrong and unrelatable.
The art was really neat, and the different art style for when they go inside someone's head and view things how they do was really interesting, especially since it seemed to be a bit of a throwback to Archie.
The plot had enough to keep it going, and the little hook on the end is enough to continue reading to the next volume to know what's happening, but I would say more out of curiosity than any real need or desire to read on.
The art was really neat, and the different art style for when they go inside someone's head and view things how they do was really interesting, especially since it seemed to be a bit of a throwback to Archie.
The plot had enough to keep it going, and the little hook on the end is enough to continue reading to the next volume to know what's happening, but I would say more out of curiosity than any real need or desire to read on.