Review: Harvest #1  A comic review article by: Nick Hanover
Terrible mistakes have a tendency to permanently fuck up your
personal reality. Not terrible mistakes as in "I shouldn't have
dumped her," or "I wish I didn't eat that pizza all by myself,"
but true terrors -- errors on the level of, say, accidentally
killing your patient on the operating table. These are the kinds
of mistakes that irrevocably divide your life's story into two
distinct timelines, Pre-Mistake and Post-Mistake, each with
completely different rules and standards. And the thing is, the
Post-Mistake era? It's usually full of further mistakes, some
more terrible than the Big Bang that began it all. Just ask Ben
Dane, the anti-hero fuckup at the center of A.J. Lieberman and
Colin Lorimer's new series Harvest.  We're introduced to Dane in
a way that unsubtly introduces all the Post-Mistake flaws that
make up his character. Flanked by two mostly nude women eager to
get into his medicine cabinet, Dane is basically comatose, zoned
out on a cou