Quantum Mortis: A Man Dusrupted by Vox Day and Steve Rzasa with art by Matvei Daniilovich. Quantum Mortis Cover Quantum Mortis might better be titled Quantum Mortis: The Actionless Comic. To see why, let's start with the cover which depicts a man and a woman atop a skyscraper with even taller skyscrapers behind them. The man is standing with two weapons, one in each hand. He is looking down the left side of the building shooting with the weapon in his left hand while his right hand is pointing outward at seemingly nothing. The woman looks almost like she's kneeling but in fact is standing like a human accordion. She appears to be looking at the person looking at the comic book cover, she has a weapon in her right hand pointed up while her left hand is making some bizarre hand sign the crosses the male character's knees. This is one case where the cover tells you almost exactly what you can expect to find on the inside. These two characters and very little else. ...
One of the great joys of getting these Comics Cubes from Half-Price books, usually for around $10, is the joy of discovering what's inside! In my newest show on Super Comic Fun Time! on YouTube (sadly Vid.me is no more, gone before I could even post longer content!), Breakout! I discovered a few, what I had hoped to be, gems amidst the flood of gems. One of these was called The Living End, published by dead fish comics and featuring great cover art of a superhero saying, "If I'm dead...Then why am I still alive?!" And also a line above the title blaring, "Nature's cruelest hoax!" And finally a crawl promising, "This Comic Will Blow Your Mind!" The cover does a very good job of doing what a good comic book cover should do, it grabs your attention and even though it is over the top and ridiculous, it makes you want to pick it up and read it. And read it I did! The story is broken into five chapters: Fate of the Damned! Challen...