MOMO Review: John Cusack and Ignacio Noé Deliver Cosmic Madness
John Cusack and artist Ignacio Noé collaborate on MOMO, a genre-bending comic that blends crime, political paranoia, and cosmic horror. The story follows fugitives caught in a web of government conspiracies and surreal, occult-tinged events.
Cusack delivers sharp, gritty dialogue that avoids the pitfalls of typical celebrity-authored comics. Ignacio Noé’s expressive, grimy artwork perfectly captures the story's descent into psychedelic nightmare territory. While the narrative occasionally feels overstuffed with too many competing plot threads, the book maintains a compelling and unhinged energy. It stands out as a genuine comic book experience rather than a mere screenplay adaptation.
