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 Michel Gagne has
some twisted sensibilities. His character, a young
boy whose invention destroyed an entire planet
(with some help from the villain of the piece),
blew himself (and another planet) up at the end of
the previous issue of Zed, at least to the
best of my recollection. This time out, he meets
his guardian angel and God, not to mention a few
other familiar faces. It's trippy and could easily
have come off as morbid or saccharine in the wrong
hands, but Gagne makes these unusual meetings and
reunions kind of sweet and strange, and his
distinctive art style really gives life to the
otherworldly backdrop. It's been a long time since
we saw an issue of Zed, but I'm glad to see
it return, as this quirky, all-ages read remains a
great deal of fun. 8/10
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