1642 ( )

A long time, dyed in the wool, Strangers in Paradise fan, when I reread all of Strangers in Paradise starting on my New York trip, it was actually when I came around to reading comics through comixology on my ipad, and where did the start?

Right here.

Oh, I don't even know what to say yet about this. I feel like I'm in a suspense, creepy, murder novel that's unfolding page, my page, frame by frame, very slowly, with any number of untold creepy things behind every door, curtain, fade to black. And it just leaves me wanting more. I remain convinces Terry Moore is an amazing man with a brilliant mind. ( )

Darker than usual for Terry Moore, but his talent at storytelling and creating suspense is strong is this series. I really liked it and can't wait for the rest of the books to come from the library! ( )

I don't think Terry Moore could create a graphic novel I wouldn't read.

His art is clean, simple, yet detailed and full of humanity. His characters are very real and, unlike a lot of artists, he takes pains to carefully delineate each from the other.

But his stories are incredible. Having read the full run of both Strangers in Paradise and Echo, I expect nothing less than a gripping, enthralling and thought-provoking story from the man. And this time around, just like in the previous two series, he absolutely delivers.

I'll be around for the long haul with this series, and so far, I have nothing but good to say about it. ( )

Oh, this is a fun one. ( )