Ollie Masters

This was a big bucket of meh for me.

Starting with the story, there was far too much going on in five short issues for anything to be given the time and space it needed to be fully fleshed out. The rest of the book runs just like the first few pages, where two guys are fighting in an alley and along comes Jonny, who gets involved and ends up killing one of the guys. He and survivor go grab a coffee, chat, then Jonny's got a job as an assassin for hire. Bippity Boppity Boom.

And Jonny? Sorry, but the way he's drawn, he looks like he should be a mechanic or something. He doesn't look like rockstar material, and his rise to fame pretty much all occurs offstage. So, story's rushed, and the art is well below average.

Don't know if there will be a volume two or not, but there won't be for me.… (altro)