Architected by our eponymous protagonist, Radiant City is basically what somebody in the 1940s would envision the year 2000 to be like. The city is definitely the most important aspect of this introductory issue, and rightfully so.

This issue is largely playing catch-up for new readers introducing the main characters (mostly returning, some new) and acclimating readers to the awe-inspiring world of Radiant City. Dark Horse claims Eviction is a great starting point for new readers. In that order.ĭespite how little things may have changed for me, I was excited when I saw that Eviction was being released on Dark Horse. Sure, I’ve heard the series get showered with reverence, its loyal fanbase extolling the dystopian series noir both for its unique artwork and its thought-provoking, deep storyline, but I guess it was just a little before my time in the early 90s I was much more interested in Spider-Man, picking my nose and LEGOs. Listen to the latest episode of our weekly comics podcast!įull disclosure: I had actually never read a Mister X comic before Eviction.

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