Given how #8 introduced Maxwell Lords involvement explicitly, and #9 escalated things, The New Gods #10 feels like the turning point. If done well, this could be the issue that readers quote later when talking about how the series really got going beyond set-up into direct, unavoidable conflict. The New Gods #10 delivers strong visuals, tense pacing, emotionally fraught dialogue, and a cover that tells you this is no longer just about prophecyits about rescue, choices, cost. If all that lands, this one could be great. Read Full Review

Even with its uneven pacing, The New Gods #10 is still a good read that leaves you on the edge of your seat, eagerly awaiting the next chapter. Read Full Review

A look into a lost soul leads a heavily travelled issue. Ram Vs writing juggles many plots while continuing to build. Cagle and Segala present Serifans past with much sadness and longing. Parr takes the issue home with solid action. Theres no turning back now for where this series is heading. Read Full Review

Issue #10 balances intimate character work with cosmic spectacle, giving readers both the emotional weight of Serifan's disillusionment and the exciting chase for Kamal. Ram V continues to ground the grandeur of Kirby's mythology in sharp, contemporary themes, while Cagle and Parr's contrasting styles highlight the story's shifts from reflective to explosive. It's another strong chapter that leaves the series poised for a gripping payoff in the final two issues. Read Full Review

New Gods #10 delivers a propulsive, smartly-plotted cosmic rescue romp, but the art's wild swinging leaves it gasping for visual consistency. If only the pencils could keep pace with the scriptthis saga would truly ascend. Still, the cliffhanger and emotional core give fans plenty to chew on before the next stellar skirmish. Read Full Review