Cole Turner had a plan to fix everything. That was before a dangerous new regime seized the reins of the DoT. Now, he’s on the run—and he may have nowhere left to turn except for Black Hat, the counter-agency that’s been trying to recruit him since the very beginning...
Also in this issue: acclaimed guest creators Scott Snyder and Joshua Hixson continue their Elvis epic!
Somehow its gotten to be 34 issues into the series. Some three years into the series, things have started to articulate and gain dramatic tension. Specific elements that Tynion has been so patient in rendering are starting to move across the page with the kind of darkness and horror that one might have hoped for. Its difficult to know exactly where it is that Simmonds is developing, but hes been so good about developing everything. The story seems to be in remarkably good hands as it progresses into the inevitable end of its third years. Read Full Review
The Department of Truth #34 is a chilling, carefully composed relaunch of the main narrative, blending political paranoia, returning nightmares, and new threats rooted in real-world conspiracy culture. While it's clearly setting the chessboard for what's next, its eerie tone, character reintroductions, and knockout backup story make it a compelling new beginning for longtime fans. Read Full Review
I feel like we are actually reaching a point in the story where the main plot is about to explode. Hopefully, that is correct. I like the series, but it would be nice for it to all climax here soon.
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