Comix zone is my personal favorite game to be released on the Sega Genesis. You play as Sketch turner a starving comic book artist, but during a storm the main villain is able to switch places with you in the real world trapping you inside.your main objective is to escape your comic book alive, or else Mortus will become full flesh and bone and destroy the world. The graphics of this game really stand out on the Genesis, a true art masterpiece that looks very crisp and lively.gameplay is also very exceptional and combat mechanics are smooth and fluid, making it feel to some limits real. Another thing that makes the game stand out among others of this system is there is many directions you can take to complete a level, some harder,some more rewarding. The story I'll admit is a little cliché at times, but as it progresses takes shape into a more original piece of art keeping you on your toes and wondering what's next to come. For the most part comix zone is a fairly difficult game, not to hard yet not unbearably simple. there are a few problems in areas as far as platforming, I.E. The first bridge jump, that may be difficult for beginners to traverse. The bosses of the game are skilfully made both graphically and in difficulty, and though this game is short there is so much stuff packed into it that it is hard to put your controller down.