
Or at least like. WALL-E #0 arrived in comic shops today! A few reviews have already been posted online and so far so good...
Don MacPherson of Eye on Comics writes:
To my amazement, writer J. Torres has done for a Pixar comic book what Roger Langridge did for a Muppet comic book. Torres overcomes the challenges inherent in adapting what one could view as essentially silent film and captures the same kind of cuteness, curiosity and innocence that allowed a computer-generated robot character to mesmerize millions.
Doug Zawisza of Comic Book Resources writes:
No stranger to all ages reads, J. Torres manages to provide a story about the popular reclamation robot that is at once both cute and enjoyable. Capably accompanied by Morgan Luthi's pitch-perfect artwork, Torres' story gives us a peek into what may have transpired before the opening credits of the 2008 animated film.
David Wallace of Comics Bulletin writes:
Just as the movie impressed audiences with a virtually dialogue-free opening 30 minutes that told its story almost entirely visually, Morgan Luthi is called upon to relate the events of this issue almost entirely through his artwork. Luckily, he’s up to the task, with a strong grasp of form and texture that brings the barren landscape of the future planet Earth to life in a way that feels vividly evocative of the film’s initially downbeat atmosphere.
Click the links above to read the full reviews.
And don't forget to pick up your copy of WALL-E #0!



