Booknote: The Bigger Bang

 Vassilis Gogtzilas, The Bigger Bang. San Diego, CA: IDW, 2015. ISBN: 9781631402593.

Genre: Graphic novels and comics
Subgenre: art, heroes
Format: e-book galley
Source: Netgalley

First, there was the Big Bang that created the universe as we know it. Then there was a Bigger Bang that created a superbeing: Cosmos. Many see him as a destroyer. Some see him as a god or savior. What we know is he is trying to atone for something, and a despot in a far off world tries to manipulate him for propaganda and power.

This volume reads like a simple fable, though if it has a moral, I am not sure what it is. Not that it matters. It is a nice little story with colorful art. The art is in a sketch, slightly blurry sort of style, but it is still pleasant enough. As the book has minimal text, it is a fairly easy read.

Overall, I liked it, but is pretty much a title to borrow rather than buy.

3 out of 5 stars.

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