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Writer: RM Rhodes
RM Rhodes
Dec 15, 2020
1 min read

Updated: Aug 2

This whole story is uneven and relies just a little too heavily on the reader remembering what happened in the first part, which was published eight years earlier. Overall, the art is pretty solid. On this page, especially in the bottom right corner, we can see a heavy Mignola influence, which is not terribly surprising if you consider how influential Mignola had become by this point.

(Heavy Metal #239, January 2009 – Page 34 24 Hour Man by Pearson, Conner, Yoon and Hwang)

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