Stranger Things. Soffiando sul fuoco

I DON’T CARE, OKAY??? I DON’T FREAKING CAAAAARE. I mean, sure they lured us in with that Kali-centric cover and an empty promise to expand upon the widely despised and usually ignored lost sister episode, and then, and then, and then... Kali popped up for three pages??? And she barely had any import Leggi tutto

I was not a huge fan of Jody Houser’s original “Stranger Things” comic – in fact, I kind of hated it. However, I actually found Houser’s follow-up, “Six,” to be a marked improvement in pretty much every way, and came away from that volume feeling distinctly optimistic about what future “Stranger Thi Leggi tutto

Well, this wasn't the sequel I was hoping for at all, the story just wasn't what I was looking for. I'm always happy to get anything that takes place in the world of stranger things but that didn't feel like ST. kali was the main focus on the cover but was only in the story for maybe two pages, and

Ricky and Marcy escaped from the Hawkins Lab a few years ago and are now trying to live a normal life. However, after they found out the terrible laboratory was closed, they go in search of a Nine - strong pyrokinetic with a shattered psyche.

This is a direct sequel to Stranger Things: Six , with Hawkins Labs subjects Ricky and Marcy -- formerly numbered Three and Nine Point Five -- in hiding, having escaped from Dr. Brenner's experimentation. They hit the road again to find another fugitive, Eight (Kali Prasad), only to discover that som Leggi tutto

Writer Jody Houser continues her story where she left off in Six. The story essentially follows the two escapees in their journey to find Nine, especially with the help of Kali. While tying into the events of the TV series, this story never feels sufficiently original to withstand scrutiny or merit a Leggi tutto

OCENA: 3,5 ⭐️