Uber #2

Overall, an exceptional issue, which pushes on the gas as the story pushes past readers expectations, exceeding the books harshest critics. The story by Kieron Gillen is riveting and action packed. The art by Canaan White is beautiful and vivid. Altogether, another great installment of this page turning comic book. Read Full Review

Gillen's story remains heavy, and this installment is particularly tense, and he also continues to seemingly apologize for writing any of this in the afterword, reaffirming his desire to find a way to tell a World War II story ethically. White's art remains dark and unflinching " not perfect, but he certainly goes for broke at crucial moments, like showing us the way to kill Panzermensches is putting a bullet in their eyes. ber continues to impress, while giving the reader an ugly, unsettled feeling in our guts, reminding us that despite all the hay made from it in fiction everywhere, war remains hell. Read Full Review

The concept remains strong, but without more character development and tighter artwork, this might be a sinking ship. Read Full Review

Briton

Sep 11, 2016

The art could be better but the story is picking up nicely.

GreyMouser

Jun 11, 2013

Absolute garbage and pandering to white supremacists and wannabe neo-nazis. for shame, avatar.

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StarKnight - Oct 18, 2022

You realize that the artist is a black man, right? The writer's been accused of this before, and has some good rebuttals. I suggest doing at least a minute of research before claiming something as controversial as this. The nazis were probably the worst humans ever to exist, and if you think any alternate history in which the win is "white supremacist pandering", just don't read them!