Peter Gross (1) (1958–)

Maybe I should give it a reread. I wasn't into Tommy at all, but if this is the source of the story about Kipling that I vaguely remember, it might be worth it.

Another great read, though actually a 3.75 stars rating as it's more an arc and a half of secondary character work, plot-clean-up, and set-up for bigger things to come than it was a continuation of the central story.

Even so, marvelous stuff and vastly vastly better than 98% of all other comics out there at present.

If you're a writer or someone who likes to think more deeply than just the immediate text, you may really like this series. I can't remember who recommended this to me, but it's an amazing read on a number of levels.

This series keeps getting stronger and stronger...and it's now at a point where I may break my habit of waiting for trade paperback collections and go hunt up any issues after this one just so I don't have to wait to read more.....

I think I read the first ~3 volumes and then gave up in this. While it's mildly interesting and the idea seems intriguing, I found it not engaging enough to make me keep reading.