Max M. Comic Reviews

The issue was a very strong issue 1 though, and I feel like there are going to be some very powerful moments in the series you do not want to miss. If you have been keeping up with the Mutant side of Marvel, then Idefinitelyrecommend this goes onto your pull list ASAP.

The ending! That ending! While it didn't have the shock value reveal or insane splash page, it set up so much more. I literally have no idea what could be waiting for Batman in issue 16. One thing is for sure though, it's going to be a LONG month waiting til the 2nd week of January to find out.

If you've never read Chew get it. If you do read Chew, buy it ASAP so no one ruins it for you on the interwebs. I can guarantee the comic book community will be talking about this one, so make sure to be apart of it!

I'll stick with this comic until issue 2, because no comic should be completely given up on in its first 20+ pages and hopefully issue 2 will add a few key moments and reveals to save it from the cookie cutter story is currently is. The way I Love Trouble started though makes it very hard for me to recommend to any one else. Buyer Beware.

If you like comics you owe it yourself to get MIND MGMT. Even if itdoesn'tbecome a mainstay on your pull list, these stories will stand on their own to justify the purchase.

Overall, The Legend Of Luther Strode issue #1 is a solid beginning in what hopes to be a solid mini series from Image. We at comicsthegathering.com highly recommend it for new comers and previous Luther Strode readers!

I'm looking forward to this story wrapping up. I think Thief of Thieves still has potential has an ongoing series. At this though pace though, I don't expect many to stick around for the the long haul.