As I mentioned in the previous post the only two comic series I currently follow are "Fables" and "Jack of Fables", but that's because "Halo and Sprocket" is no longer published on a regular basis. This story of a young woman living with an angel and a robot, both of whom try very hard without a lot of success to understand the idiosyncrasies of human beings, is one of my all-time favorites. To quote Phil Hester, this "Halo and Sprocket" is "funny without being cruel,. . .sweet without being syrupy, . . .smart without being cynical."
As I mentioned in the previous post the only two comic series I currently follow are "Fables" and "Jack of Fables", but that's because "Halo and Sprocket" is no longer published on a regular basis. This story of a young woman living with an angel and a robot, both of whom try very hard without a lot of success to understand the idiosyncrasies of human beings, is one of my all-time favorites. To quote Phil Hester, this "Halo and Sprocket" is "funny without being cruel,. . .sweet without being syrupy, . . .smart without being cynical."
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