Review: Lobo Vol. 1: Targets
Lobo Vol. 1: Targets by Cullen Bunn My rating: 3 of 5 stars I received a free eARC copy of this graphic novel from the publisher through NetGalley. Well then. All said, I'm ummm...well. Fragged. If I had not been a fan of the imposter "old" Lobo, I probably would have enjoyed this more. The writing was pretty good, and the art was as well. The character of Lobo was good, if not totally original. Badass assassin with a code that always completes his contracts and is cold-hearted. The storyline was interesting enough as he plucks his way around trying to find all the targets that he's been hired to kill. But then again, I used to read Lobo. The Main Man was a complete Bastich, and didn't care who got in his way. He was completely psychotic, riding his space-chopper around and fraggin' anyone that got in his way. Always with a clever line of pure badassery. He looked like a mix up of King Diamond, Sons of Anarchy, and the Ins