Kirsty Louise Millard Comic Reviews

It's a fun, little, comic collection of shorts, they all work individually. Yes, some are more brilliant than others but as a gaggle, put together into a collection, for me, it is all apt and most importantly, works. In conclusion, it's worth the wait during lock down to get a collection of comics, with this quality. It is rare for one that has been sitting on a shelf for over a year to not have been over thought or over done in anyway, they are simple tales of right and wrong and the art fits them. It is clever and I enjoyed it.

Fundamentally, yes. But if you are a newbie, coming in off the back of The Avengers films and comics, then it will seem a weird set up of good guys gone bad. But, it's got an ok story, that is well written and I can appreciate the violence. My one concern, is that as part of the bigger Heroes Reborn series, it's ok, it doesn't really add much more to the series. Blade doesn't come into it and there isn't any huge plot reveals to get excited about. Let us know your thoughts on our Review of Heroes Reborn " Siege Society # 1 in the comments below.

As a sort of, grown up, adult; I can honestly say I feel no shame in reading this comic book. It's easy to read with enjoyable art to peruse over. My kids will sit and have it ready to them and I don't mind reading it for the 5th time today, some parts are even suitable for early reading levels.

Sadly, this one hasn't worked for me. The Art alone could have told the story, with a big of giggery pokery with the structure. However, sadly the text didn't work for me.