To set this up...

... I've been slow on opening up my mail. There was this thick sales-speak volume on selling techniques that I promised myself I would finish before opening up these comic books. They kept piling up. I've been diligently keeping them in a neat, orderly stack. The oldest ones at the top, newer ones added to the bottom.

Looking at this stack I realized this would be the perfect sending off point to give each comic book a review. The good news is I finished the selling techniques book and am ready to start diving in to this stack! Are you ready? Let's begin!

Enlightement

Written by Arismendy Jimenez

Edited by Felix Nunez

Illustrated by Ger Curti

Letters by Ed Dukeshire

Published by Aristocracy Comics.

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"Continue to fight for even in the darkest of places you'll find light."

Enlightenment gets off to a strong start with a man at the depths of his depression. He's all alone in his unlit apartment at night. It's all quiet with nothing to enter his mind except his dark thoughts. There's a gun on the table. The photograph of his dead daughter. Pretty much rock bottom.

The story is extremely simple and I'm not feeling I'm within my rights to give the plot away, even from what I've written so far. What I could say is that there's 'extra dimensional' things that happen a few pages on. The man re-joins his daughter only briefly. He has to fight a demon.

Every Tuesday until the stack goes away I will review the next comic coming up. As it's been a while, and I have more comics coming in the mail, it may be a few weeks before I catch up. This should be fun! Next Tuesday I'll unbox the next package. I have no idea what it is...