FAITH TP: Faith Volume 1: Hollywood and Vine (Paperback)

from photonegative

This book was just okay. It's the first Valiant title I've read, and I think they did a pretty good job of explaining backstory while still letting this be a stand-alone title. But overall, I just didn't really care that much about the characters or what was going on (possibly because I'm not at ...

from photonegative

This book was just okay. It's the first Valiant title I've read, and I think they did a pretty good job of explaining backstory while still letting this be a stand-alone title. But overall, I just didn't really care that much about the characters or what was going on (possibly because I'm not at ...

from villemezbrown

The only hook this series has is the physical appearance of the main character. The story and artwork are aggressively generic. The characters don't have much character.

from Jessiqa

Faith Volume 1: Hollywood and Vine contains the first four issues of Faith by Jody Houser, Francis Portela, and Marguerite Sauvage. Faith is a superhuman, a psiot, who has recently broken up with both her boyfriend and her superhero team, so she's trying to figure out her place in the world and h...

from bluepigeon

Volume 1 of Faith collects issues 1-4. I received a partial galley from NetGalley, so this review is based on issues 1-3. (Many thanks to NetGalley and the publisher!) Faith has left her superhero team. She starts a new life in L.A. She chooses the classic profession for a flying superhero like h...