The pacing is questionable, but its a fair comic adaptation of the series. It has it's own problems just like the show itself.

It's a bit of a rough start, but not nearly as bad as some make it out to be. As an adaptation it suffers from pacing issues and some changes to scenes/their absence do mess with the characterization and the more emotional parts of the story. That said the art is gorgeous and it's most certainly an enjoyable read despite the flaws in how the story was adapted. Could be better, especially with more pages, but its far from being a travesty or anything of the sort. Wouldn't reccomend it over the show, but as a BIG Murder Drones fan I'm happy with it as supplementary material.

From a fan who saw the show on day one... I'm not even going to say anything, there are so many errors and contradictions with the story that at first I found it funny.

At least the art is good.

While there are some changes I disagree with, this comic does a good job with a majority of the art, and I do like some of the changes to the story. Despite me saying this, I would still highly recommend watching Murder Drones on YouTube before deciding to purchase this.

It was one of the worst issue to be for real with y'all. I had a whole wall of text of review on other site and I lost it, so to summarize: Bad pacing, bad scene skips, bad color shading, bad art (mostly the lips), zero correlation between panels, character butchering, and bad changes.