REVIEW: Take your meds with ‘Surgeon X #1′
The main reason I pick up Surgeon X #1 is the fact that Karen Berger‘s name appears in the cover. For the uninitiated, Ms. Berger served as Vertigo’s top editor because she stepped down in 2012 and she was one of the few responsible of redefining the comic medium, particularly bringing fresh talents to American […]
The main reason I pick up Surgeon X #1 is the fact that Karen Berger‘s name appears in the cover. For the uninitiated, Ms. Berger served as Vertigo’s top editor because she stepped down in 2012 and she was one of the few responsible of redefining the comic medium, particularly bringing fresh talents to American comic book mainstream like Grant Morrison, Garth Ennis, Scott Snyder, Brian K. Vaughan, and Neil Gaiman. In other words, she is the force to be reckoned with. And in all seriousness, her editing prowess remains strong in this gripping new independent series opener. This premier issue has no interruptions whatsoever, just pure rock solid story and an excellent artistry by John Watkiss.