A large portion of the main story is also dedicated to exploring once-intrepid journalista Rosey’s descent into booze and blaming herself. There are the inklings of some sort of corruption scheme plaguing Radiant City-something regarding the Central governments plans to use a new brand of psychetecture (pyshic architecture) to control the minds of the citizens, but the 12-page Eviction: Part One focuses more on establishing Mister X’s unique world of monsters, miscreants, and malfeasance. To be completely honest, I don’t really know what the conflict is just yet.
Pyschetecture, somnaphobias, mechanical men, mummified lounge lizards abound in the latest Mister X mini-series from Dark Horse.
Sci-fi post-modernism meets Hard-boiled noir in Dean Motter’s decopunk world of Mister X. Joey Braccino – Reviewer for Talking Comics Hamid Bahrami – Inker & Colorist on “In Control” Dean Motter – Illustrator on “Eviction: Part One”ĭean Motter – Penciler & Colorist on “In Control”
