This is a story about one gang of teenagers who dress like their from the early 1960s. Versus a bunch of greasers who dress like their from the 1950s. All set in some future time where hover bikes are used by the teenagers. One kid and his friend try to get in with the sixties kids and have a good time. It's a quick read but boring once you get half way through it. The end comes when the main character is one week away from his eighteenth birthday but thinks he's a grown up. It's immature and slow paced but not something everyone will enjoy. Boring characters and a very typical first love story are in the background but they don't matter. ( )

Kind of a retro gang story. Basic. But told really well. The art is slick and stylish, and it doesn't beat you over the head with itself. It's a study of a change that happens in one guy, his journey from wannabe to...? It's good stuff. ( )

I didn't try this when it was new because the storyline didn't grab me, but hearing Gibbons describe the personal history behind it at SDCC this year made it more interesting. The story chugs along predictably but the point all along is the art. I also liked the 2000AD twists to the setting instead of doing the era straight. ( )

I liked it better when it was called Quadrophenia. ( )