Well most of this issue deals with the world that this comic takes place in. That being said it is a pretty cool world. Unlike Spaceballs this guy knows he is a prince. He might look all nicey, but he is one tough dude. If you like splash pages, then this issue is for you. Not action splash pages, but big pictures of places, ships, and the world from space. So this comic is a little more expensive and takes about two seconds to read, but it was enjoyable.
Amazon.com has posted their "Best of 2007" list for graphic novels, comics, and comic related books.
Now while I don't disagree with any of the choices, I do think these were picked more for a cross-section of types of books rather than the actual quality of the volumes.
The list is, in order:
1. Stephen King's Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Born
2. The Perry Bible Fellowship: The Trial of Colonel Sweeto and Other Stories
3. The Complete Peanuts 1963-1966 Box Set
4. MAD's Greatest Artists: The...
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