Tomica strips 1-16 by David Covas Lourenco and Deon de
Lange Review
The titular Tomica must break into
a base. As the enemy prepares to fire on him, questions arise: just who is
Tomica? What are his motives? A science fiction epic is about to unfold!
Tomica, a South African webcomic,
is at the very least very, very well drawn. At this point there are a lot of
questions about the origins of the protagonist and I’m curious to see where the
story will go. As it is a comic strip that seems to be geared toward a younger
audience it seems to be a tad more focused on comedy but only slightly so.
The series visually reminded me of
Nausicaa in some regards which I really enjoyed. As said above, the artwork is
really gorgeous. A lot of effort was clearly put into this work and it shows. If
you’re looking for something a little off the beaten path I highly recommending
checking this out even if there’s a lot of questions in my mind about it.
Tomica is available digitally from UO Comics with a print
release in the works.
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