This book represents a challenge to other creators: the bar for creativity in comics continues to be raised. Those with the patience to reread and decode Lemire’s alien messages-both literal and figurative-will be rewarded. The script isn’t quite as tight, and refers to grandiose concepts in vague language throughout. It’s a technique that worked long ago in Dave Sim’s Cerebus, and it works even better here, with clever parallels between plot lines. What do you think of the new sci-fi romance series Let us know in comments below or hit me up directly. Lemire tells two stories at once by turning the panels upside down, disorienting the reader as much as his heroes. Jeff Lemire’s Trillium 1, published by Vertigo, is in your local comic book store now. But it’s the layouts that take the book to new heights of creativity. 10/10 Review for DC Comics/Vertigos TRILLIUM TPB, by Jeff Lemire. Lemires Sweet Tooth collaborator José Villarrubia is the colorist.

In his first solo project in years, Lemire’s art excels, combining his trademark sketchiness with gorgeous watercolors. 10/10 Review for DC Comics/Vertigos TRILLIUM TPB, by Jeff Lemire. Trillium is a creator owned 10-issue comic series by Jeff Lemire, published by Vertigo Comics in 2013. Lemires Sweet Tooth collaborator Jos Villarrubia is. When they each discover a hidden temple, they form a mental connection destined to rewrite space and time. Trillium is a creator owned 8-issue comic series by Jeff Lemire, published by Vertigo Comics in 2013. Nika and William are thousands of years and millions of miles apart-she, a scientist in a dark future where humanity is on the run from a sentient disease he, a haunted ex-soldier in early-20th-century Britain. Writer/artist Lemire ( Sweet Tooth, Essex County) turns his gaze to the stars in this mind- and reality-bending science fiction graphic novel.

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