‘MCMLXXV’ #1 an old-school tall tale told with heart, imagination and verve
THIS REVIEW OF ‘MCMLXXV’ #1 IS SPOILER-FREE. By Brendan F. Hodgdon. Over the last few years, Image has become known for epic, complex narratives that broaden the expectations of what comics can do as a medium. That being said, they are certainly not above putting out...ICYMI
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