Thursday, June 13, 2013
Moth City Season 2 Part 1 Review
Moth City season
1 blew me away. Never before had I read such an engrossing tale that utilized
the digital format with such skill. Each
panel built a tale of mystery and suspense that kept you eager for the next
page. As season 2 begins, it creates and even larger web of deceit with twists
and turns along the way sure to catch you and not let go.
Moth City
Season 2 Part 1
Art and
Story: Tim Gibson
When we
left Governor McCaw in season 1, things were not going his way. His daughter
(Glitter) had disappeared; 100 canisters full of bio-weapons had been stolen;
his head scientist was dead; and Major Hong of the Chinese Nationalist
Government was breathing down his neck. That’s the kind of day that makes a man
contemplate a quick drop from a tall building, but McCaw isn't the kind of man
to give up so easily.
As McCaw
scours the island for clues, Glitter is picked up by members of the underground
Chinese faction on the island responsible for the stolen canisters. You find
out that she helped them in order to secure safe passage from the island, but
Major Hong has his own way of keeping everyone trapped (it involves karate and
fire).
Gibson is
leading us deeper down the rabbit hole as plot threads continue to multiply. No
one’s motivations are clear, and everyone feels untrustworthy with the
exception of Glitter. She seems like the one genuinely good person lost in this
group of power hungry individuals. Only time will tell if I’m right.
The dynamic
storytelling of the digital panel progression returns, and it is still a wonderful
experience. The panels evolve in order to deepen the story, they don’t strive
to be something they aren't like some awkward motion comic. Each panel adds
nuances and shades that deepen our understanding of characters’ reactions,
while the art remains top-notch. Characters are expressive and the color palette
implemented throughout only helps the mystery and grunge sink their teeth into
us deeper. I wish more comics utilized the digital medium like this, but then
Moth City wouldn't feel as unique.
VERDICT - MUST READ
Moth City season
2 part 1 furthers the mystery of its predecessor and delivers a twist at the
end that will have readers scrambling for the next installment. With political
intrigue, bio-weapons, and karate, Tim Gibson is building a world that everyone
should read. Don’t miss out on this comic. Moth City can now be found on Comixology with the newest installment here http://cmxl.gy/13G1NdS. It can also be found at thrillbent.com and mothcity.com. Be sure to check it out.
Posted by Unknown at 3:02 AM
Thought Bubbles: Comixology, Moth City, Review, Thrillbent, Tim Gibson
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