I recently reviewed Madman Atomic Comics #16 for CBR and, in the process, wrote the following sentences: "It’s weird, but this issue of Madman Atomic Comics begins with a 12-page story by Jamie S. Rich and Joëlle Jones that is actually stronger than the Mike Allred story that follows it. 'Last Night the Atomics Saved My Life!' follows a teenage girl as she details her obsession with the band the Atomics and, most importantly, its front man, Adam Balm."
I recently reviewed Madman Atomic Comics #15 for CBR and, in the process, wrote the following sentences: "Not much actually happens in this comic, but it’s the way in which not much happens that’s remarkable. Madman wakes up to find himself in a seemingly snow-filled environment, so what does he do first? Makes snow angels! His examination of the world yields surprising results, like discovering that the ‘snow’ is not snow, and that breathing is difficult. He encounters odd blobby monsters and dispatches one with his yo-yo. It’s all very straight forward and, almost, innocent."
