If ever there was a perfect match between creator and creation, it's Peter Gillis and Strikeforce: Morituri . It provided him with the ideal stage to explore age old themes of love, heroism and of course death over a science fiction backdrop. It remains his masterpiece, not only due to the quality of the writing, but the genius pairing with Brent Anderson's beautiful, expressive art from the Neil Adams school of realism. Anderson also discovered young inker Scott Williams, who brings a lovely crispness to his willowy figure work. The fantastic art combined with sympathetic colouring and lettering (by Max Scheele and Jim Novak respectively) makes for a lovely looking book. So as you may have correctly assumed from that preamble, this is likely to be an overwhelmingly positive series of reviews. What would you give to save your family, your friends, your entire planet from vicious marauding aliens? Would you give your very life? The Morituri genetic enhancement process imbues an...
Being a reasonably chronological retrospective re-read of writer Peter B. Gillis' published comic books.