Sci-Fi ‘The Saviors’ Aspires to ‘The Twilight Zone’ but Falls Somewhat Short [Review]
'The Saviors' has lofty political ideals, though its 'The Twilight Zone' lite genre antics run astray in an uneven sci-fi outing.
When Tomas Ramirez stumbles upon an extraterrestrial conspiracy to take over the world, his life is forever altered. Now he’s banding together with those other few souls who share the knowledge that we are under attack as they attempt to defeat a shadowy alien cabal that is both indestructible and eager to kill anyone who threatens it. Eisner Award winner JAMES ROBINSON (Starman, Earth 2) and artist J. BONE (The Rocketeer: Hollywood Horror, The Spirit) present an adventure story of monstrous proportions. Collects issues 1 through 5.
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'The Saviors' has lofty political ideals, though its 'The Twilight Zone' lite genre antics run astray in an uneven sci-fi outing.
In The Saviors, there aren't mixed messages—but its approach isn't always crystal clear. As satire, there's a biting take on how to save a marriage th...
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