Not So Super Comic Reviews!!!

The reviews are pouring in! Here are just a few things people are saying about our little comic!

Nyemb and Hunter have created an indie gem here on this book, and their combination of quietly funny writing and cutesy art style makes this book stand out.

— Ari Carr | comicsandcookies.com

Were you looking for Dilbert meets Scott Pilgrim but had no idea where to find it? Well, look no further, obscure genre seeker. I have just the thing for you, it’s Not So Super. That’s the title, not my synopsis. It is quite super in the underdog-gets-superpowers kind of way.

— Luke Anthony | theouthousers.com

Not So Super is awesome! Period. (Or exclamation point if you prefer!) It takes an everyman sort of character, in a boring every day job and then gives him something that he must have dreamed about having (superpowers), but is unable to control or understand.

— RevN4 | geeksofdoom.com/

…once in a rare while, a set of independent creators brings a comic that is broadly appealing, readable, engaging, and easily more worth the money than a continually repeating X-Men storyline or apocalyptic Justice League cross-over. Today, Not So Super is that comic.

— Sean A. Guynes | graphicpolicy.com

This is a good first issue. Peppered (ahem) with humour, it has a certain charm and managed put a smile on my face. 

— Mark McKenzie-Ray | thought-ray.blogspot.co.uk

Not So Super is well worth a read.

—  Leo Johnson | NerdSpan

The writing and art work together perfectly, hitting the same tonal notes; Nyemb and Hunter manage to bounce back and forth the humor and the mundane events to create a book that is wholly entertaining from start to finish. 

— Kristine Chester | Fanboy Comics

It sort of reminds me of DC Comics’ Resurrection Man only Dan doesn’t have to die… and his powers are practically useless. It’s a combination ripe for action, intrigue and comedy and I can’t wait to see where Nyemb and Hunter take the story next.

—Rondal Scott |  Strange Kids Club

…I liked that this was a comic in its truest sense, something that anyone could read and enjoy.

—Dustin Cabeal | comicbastards.com

Jacques Nyemb and Joe Hunter work well together and this is a comic book that would suit most ages and certainly would be a good start for those who want to get into comics.

—Susie Cumberland | wordofthenerdonline.com

"Not So Super" hits it out the park. Nyemb has no trouble fleshing out a story and developing Dan into someone we can all dig and say "yup, I love comic books." 

—Dan Tres Omi | darkjeedai.blogspot.com

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