Zac Thompson is a writer born and raised on Prince Edward Island, Canada. He's written titles like Marvelous X-Men, Cable, and X-Men: Black for Marvel Comics. Along with indie books such as Her Infernal Descent, Relay, and The Replacer.
In 2019, Zac became the showrunner of the Age of X-Man universe at Marvel Comics. His critically acclaimed miniseries, Come Into Me, was called the best horror comic of 2018 by HorrorDNA. His debut comic series, The Dregs, was called "lowbrow brilliant" by New York Magazine. His novel, Weaponized, was the winner of the 2016 CryptTV horror fiction contest.
ينجح ف الهرب ويبدأ ف ايجاد اول الخيط لقتلة صديقه عن طريق ملابسه يحاول اتباع الخيط مع فلاش باك علي حياته القديمة العدد ممل وليس به نقلة هامة غير تفصيلة الملابس
La via che è stata presa sembra frettolosa e caotica, alla cruda e complessa realtà si unisce un lato che non si sa se scaturisca dalla droga che assume il protagonista o da qualche sua paranoia. Manca qualcosa e quel qualcosa rientra proprio a livello di sceneggiatura.
This one was my least favorite part of the volume. The story felt a bit discombobulated, I don't get how the characters managed to learn what the others know. We'll see next issue how the story ends.
This was a pretty solid turn off from the pacing of the first two issues. There isn't a lot of action here, just our schizophrenic protagonist Arnold chasing his case and talking to himself. That normally doesn't sound like a good time but Arnold's mania has been driving the series the whole time.