REDCOAT #15: Simon’s Bliss

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Simon Pure is nothing more than a coward, at least that is how he views himself. His life has been one never-ending journey after another spanning centuries at this point. After his latest adventure that saved America during the Civil War, Simon cannot help but wonder what the 2oth century has in store?

Redcoat #15. Credit Ghost Machine/Image Comics. Cover by Bryan Hitch and Brad Anderson

Creative Team: Geoff Johns (WRITER), Bryan Hitch (PENCILS and COVER), Andrew Currie (INKS), Brad Anderson (COLORS and COVER), and Rob Leigh (LETTERS)

While we may not be off on grand adventures in this issue, that does not mean Bryan, Andrew, and Brad do not have an issue full of detail and joy. The trio captures the 1900s city feeling and the tailor work of the times as Simon is patching up suits as a tailor, and his general demeanor has happiness all over it. I found myself gawking at the various businesses the art team planned in the background, searching for cues and every bit of detail they poured into this issue. Rob captures the feeling of joy best in the splash page of Simon greeting Albert, which was a beautiful surprise in this issue.

Redcoat #15 slows down the story and allows a moment of bliss for our beloved anti-hero, Simon. It’s an issue full of joy and hope and overdue reunions with a very important cliff-hanger on the final page. This is the comic I needed this week.

This comic is reviewed by  Matt from the Hops “Geek” News podcast!

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Hey friends! My name is Matt I am a nomadic beer and pumpkin spice enthusiast perpetually living in the fall. I cohost a podcast called Hopsgeeknews alongside Lauren where we talk comicbooks, movies, and tv shows while featuring a beer of the week! We have a passion for all of those things so check us out and enjoy my weekly comic reviews!

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