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MIND THE GAP #9
“WISH YOU WERE HERE,” Part Four
A loss of life! A loss of innocence! A terrifying return! Actions are taken and consequences are so far reaching in this SILENT issue that will have you holding your breath & leaving you speechless.
Art By: Rodin Esquejo & Dan McDaid
Cover By: Rodin Esquejo
Variant Cover by: Sonia Oback
Price: $2.99
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Silent issue? So just art and no reading?
that’s usually what a silent issue means, yes.
Depends on your definition of reading.
There’s plenty to “read”. I still wrote a script LOL! And, artists are just as much storytellers– this issue, they do that. All the info in conveyed in the panels, you just have to really “read” each panel. Enjoy!
So far I’ve enjoyed this. I think it probably reads better in trade, but every time I think I might switch, the next issue is to intriguing to pass up. Plus I enjoy going back and re-reading to search for more clues; I love a good mystery. Anyone know how many issues it’s planned for?
I feel the same, I keep saying to myself Im going to switch to trade but every time it comes out I pick up the issue. McCann says he has an endign in mind but hasnt said exactly how many issues this story will be
I’m not going to let you guys off that easy! 😉 Get both! LOL
There IS an ending, I know what issue it will end with, and have written the last pages, but I’m not saying how long yet. Where’s the fun in that? Then I wouldn’t get away with as many swerves. Trust me, when the end is coming, you’ll know, I’ll make sure everyone knows!
Thanks for reading!!!
Thanks for the reply Jim, and thanks for writing such an engaging mystery book. It’s good to know the ending is planned, and I see your point about not planning a specific number of issues.
Wow, I really dug the art this issue! I think Esquejo is fantastic, but I was really taken with the change-up in style for this issue. I’m not familiar with Dan McDaid, but his style reminded me of Lemire, and I LOVED the limited blue, black, and white palette; I made the splashes of red and orange even more dramatic and purposeful.
I also enjoyed the mostly silent issue, it’s a different way to receive a story and I thought it was done to great effect in this issue.
WOW! just incredible. the story still comes across strongly and the feeling is just dripping from the gorgeous art.