Phantom Road 1 Comic Review Phantom road #1 is a slow start but an interesting one. there's a lot of questions set up but also a focus on the characters and direct danger that gives the issue a bit of a punch. Find out how the eisner award nominated creative team of jeff lemire and gabriel walta phantom road #1 turns out with our advance review.
Phantom Road Volume Comic Vine After phantom road #1 starts with a tense cold open that teases what is to come, lemire and walta dive into the life of dom, a long haul truck driver on a midnight run. stuck in a rut and haunted by his troubled past, dom comes across a car wreck with a single survivor birdie. After months of anticipation, the debut issue of phantom road has arrived – and it absolutely lives up to the hype. the premise itself is simple: a long haul truck driver runs into trouble on a. Final verdict: 8.5 – “phantom road” #1 is an incredibly effective visual comic that masterfully creates tone and tension with color saturation and harsh lighting. For fans of horror and americana fiction, phantom road is one to watch this year. it showcases a steady control of narrative timing and keen eyes for visual focus and color.
Phantom Road 8 Issue Final verdict: 8.5 – “phantom road” #1 is an incredibly effective visual comic that masterfully creates tone and tension with color saturation and harsh lighting. For fans of horror and americana fiction, phantom road is one to watch this year. it showcases a steady control of narrative timing and keen eyes for visual focus and color. Gabriel h. walta provides the art for the book. having worked on hellboy and the b.p.r.d, walta brings a darkness more than existence to the art. the lines are heavy in a way that help distinguish the characters from the various, very well detailed backgrounds. In phantom road #1, we meet a truck driver named dom who has his world thrown upside down upon meeting birdie, a woman who was in a nasty car crash along the interstate. Read 23 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. dom is a long haul truck driver attempting to stay ahead of his tragic past. when he stops …. It would be easy to take phantom road at simple face value, thinking of it like a pilot for some inevitable adaptation. for me, it’s solid enough as a single issue. like a short horror novella, you might not get the resolution you crave, but its got the guts of a good campfire story.
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