Dave Buesing, Comic Book Hearld:
“Impossible mash-ups of vintage photos, clay dogs, Misery-vibin’ root vegetables are like putty in Lonnie Garcia’s hands, in this story about a lonely nerd who (illegally) Frankenstein’s to life a companion made from misuse of an old children’s putty product… Narratively, there’s a great deal of Black Mirror tension in this poor creation infused with an adult-male consciousness but unable to leave the house for fear of being undone. The real trick to Garcia’s work is in the details, though, with an inimitable style of relatively simple characters standing in stark contrast to washed out old photos of familial spaces….”
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