James Vining

Wow. You want to talk severe expositionitis in a comic? This is the place to start. Besides the bad, stilted dialogue and the cramming of exposition into each speech balloon, the art is one step away from Scooby-Doo--flat, 2-dimensional lines, no shading or depth to it at all.

And the paper quality was shit, but that's not the fault of the book, exactly, just the publisher.

This book is boring because the plot wasn't exciting and the pictures were boring to.