The synopsis sounded promising with the participation of such a great names of the creation industry for this new comics... that's why I threw myself over.

If the story is interesting, I admit I was a little disappointed by the graphics that I found a bit basic especially for the characters.
Certainly, it is in the human corpses in which lurk ghosts or demons but I would have liked the protagonists to be drawn more realistically and less distorted.
For some, I'll ever swore they had abused a little too much of Botox! The faces of the two heroes, too, I have not been packed. As for the landscape, they are better made.

For cons, as I turned the pages, I focused on the story and I ignored the design. I had actions, some supernatural monsters that grew crescendo in the monstrosity.

John Tower, meanwhile, is a true UFO which we know very little of, except that he loves books and the Crusades history. This could explain the choice of his superheroes costume and his choice of weapons. A mix between “Green Lantern” and “Assassin's Creed”. Moreover, I find this comic perfectly suited for a video game. Punctuated with many wicked ones, the reader does not get bored.

Unfortunately, only one volume is a bit short to really judge the quality of a comic. I will wait for the sequel to really get an idea. Hoping that we can learn more about John Tower in Volume 2. To be continued ...

Lucie
http://newbooksonmyselves.blogspot.fr/2012/08/the-tower-chronicles-by-matt-wagne... ( )