Scatterbrain

by Brendan Deneen

Jack Anderfold is a disgraced cop who's desperate to regain the gloryyears that have passed him by. He blames the mysterious Scatterbrain, whohas recently appeared, for all of his problems but deep down he knows it'shis own fault. When he gets a chance to take down the costumedvigilante, however, Jack finds himself drawn into an increasingly darkseries of events that will ultimately affect him and everyone he loves.The critically acclaimed mini series can now be purchased in one collectededition.

100 pages, Paperback

First published April 30, 2007

Reviews

[Brandon]

That was the most mediocre comic I've read in a while. The writing was ok, the story was kinda meh. The interior art had Ben Templesmith vibes, but not nearly as good. What originally drew me to this series was the cover art of the first couple issues, and you know what they say about covers.

[TJ Shelby]

Interesting premise, faulted some in the delivery. Sadly, the art was almost distracting.

[B. Barron]

I only read issue one (the first 29 pages of this volume). Its okay, the art is stylized and a little dark for my taste (not dark as in brooding, dark as in too much brown and black). The main character is unsympathetic. I have better things to do than root around for the next issue, so I will give it a solid two and go about my business.