NeverMinds

While on a search and rescue mission, the NeverMinds team encounters a mysterious new adversary. As they race against the clock to complete their assignment, they try to find out who he is and how he knew about their covert organization. Are they up for the challenge?

I really have to say, diving into the pages of Neverminds was a great way to return to some review work.  This book was such a pleasure to read from start to finish, and I really hope that it continues on past these three issues.  Both the creative storyline and gorgeous artwork sold me pretty much immediately and did not falter by the end.

The tale that Rich Bernatovech has written for us is a lot of fun to read, and he does a great job of creating the world, or should I say worlds, for the series.  What’s really nice is that he manages to take our lead trio of heroic girls and gives their story depth.  Even with their superhuman powers, they have their share of issues, and they add to the intrigue of the book.

Without a doubt, the artwork that appears in these books won me over and is simply stunning.  It was so crisp and clean, and the vibrant colors made everything pop.  A couple of the character designs are fairly generic, but quite a few of the others more than make up for it.

Some people might skip over this series simply because of the superpowered team direction.  Honestly though, putting that fact aside still leaves you with something worth the read.

All in all, I very much enjoyed reading these three books.  I haven’t done too many superhero books in recent months, and this was a perfect one to fill in the gap.  This is a really good set of books for pretty much anyone to get into, and I’d be more than happy to suggest buying them.

For more information on the NeverMinds comics or other content, check out Drumfish Productions.

Geek-o-Rama received a copy of this book for the purpose of this review. All thoughts, comments and opinions are those of the individual reviewer.