This book is something special. Kirkman and Finch really are true masters of their craft. The emotion and action both ooze off the page and crawl into the deepest parts of your brain and your heart. This book is more like an experience and a journey than a comic book. Read Full Review

Skinbreaker #2 is an overall beautiful book, both in the storytelling and the artwork. If you are a fan of a good story and gorgeous art, but are questioning whether this fits into your usual type of comic, give it a try. I don't think you'll be disappointed. Have fun, comic lovers! Read Full Review

Despite those minor quibbles, Skinbreaker #2 is a phenomenal entry in the series. It's an emotionally challenging, visually intense read that firmly establishes the new Chieftain's vision and sets up an explosive internal conflict with Paca, guaranteed to escalate the drama. The craftsmanship is top-tier. Read Full Review

Skinbreaker #2doesn't just continue to flesh out its fantasy world, but it also features a twist that ties into its overarching story about change. Read Full Review

My recommendation: If you picked up the first issue of Skinbreaker back in September, then issue #2 will make a nice addition to your collection. Read Full Review

I didn't think this was quite as good as the first issue, but I still liked it quite a bit. I thought the double-page spread of Anon's face was a little odd...but, then I turned the page and really enjoyed it. Not where I was thinking this was going to go, but I'm definitely still interested. It seems like this is going to be a story about change and the difficulties of implementing it within society, which I do think can be a strong concept if executed well. So far, so good.

The first half of the comic had a pretty cool dramatic moment, but you kind of saw it coming a mile away. The second half was literally the same thing that happened in the first comic. I don't know, Kirkman is kind of overrated.