life is strange vol 4 partners in time tracks

However, it can be a little clunky every now and then as we’ve seen in Volume 2 which felt more like fanfiction and Tristan was introduced more as a plot device than a character. I can vividly imagine Ashly Burch and Hannah Telle saying these lines in a Life is Strange game. When it comes to the characters of Max and Chloe, it excels. The writing for this comic hasn’t always been perfect. Each may be in different worlds but they share the same goal and if this volume is anything to go by, it won’t be an easy goal to achieve as their powers seem to be causing more problems than they solve. This volume sees Rachel, Chloe and Max on a road trip trying to find a way to restore Max to her own time while Tristan works with Max’s Chloe to bring Max back as well. Max is left with Rachel and Chloe while Tristan meets Chloe in the timeline Max is trying to return to. The struggle to get back to the correct reality due to their unstable powers ends up with both of them stranded and separated. While adjusting to this new life, Max encounters Tristan who slips in and out of different realities much like Max can. Now we left off with Max in an alternate timeline where Rachel is alive and happily living a good life with Chloe which caused a lot of internal struggle for Max who is dating Chloe in her own timeline but the Chloe in this new timeline is completely in love with Rachel. With Life is Strange: True Colors now announced and the remaster of the first Life is Strange also coming out alongside it, it makes sense to revisit the three characters who stole the hearts of so many fans with a review of the new comic. Written by Emma Vieceli | Art by Claudia Leonardi | Published by Titan Comics | Format: Paperback, 112pp

Life is strange vol 4 partners in time tracks