The Greatest Graphic Novel Masterpiece J.M. Matthews has ever made in his life: I give it 1-Star. Terrible. Ce La Vi

My 1-star 41 page Graphic Novel bande dessinee hardcover Tome, is jam-packed with everything I've ever hoped to get to see in a comic book, to the point of almost 50% of my graphic novel being comprised of aspect shots. Out of the 41 pages of narrative art, 20 of the panels in those pages were aspect shot. The majority of them almost, if not half of the pages. It's the first American comic to go the Maya Deren aspect shot route on a more extensive basis, perhaps to its detriment. None of my Amazon reviewers seemed to even pick up on that aspect and instead labeled my intensive theoretical effort “amateurish” and “lazy”. But the execution, although widely ignored by my readership and reviewers on Goodreads and Amazon, lived up to my expectations and went well beyond them. I'm thrilled with how End Times: Blaque As Hell turned out. It's a graphic novel that uses more aspect shots, or aspect to aspect transitions than any other American comic book has in the history of American comics.