FAUST

Image Comics has had a nice resurgence of late, offering up a wide array of titles to appeal to almost every comic book reader, from all ages titles to suspense-filled horror comics to genre-challenging amalgamations. Many of these books have quickly found favor with fans and garnered discussion even prior to release. One such newer offering from Image is “Peter Panzerfaust.” This re-imagining (although that label seems rather limited in this case) of the legend of “Peter Pan” is set in World War II with the Nazis advancing upon France. Kurtis Wiebe has put some thought into the story, the characters and the progression of this tale. This issue doesn’t even scratch the surface, save for the fact that there is plenty of room for development coming up. The setting these characters will develop within is sure to shape the characters, and Wiebe has assembled a wide range of characters ready to be shaped. The Lost Boys are considerably older than the preconceived notion I carried into th