A Vicious Circle #2
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| Writer | Mattson Tomlin |
| Artist | Lee Bermejo |
| Cover Price | $9.99 |
Filled cover to cover with some of the most groundbreaking art in present day comics, the second installment of this enthralling series sees Thacker and Ferris jump from 2090 Copenhagen to 1938 Nazi Germany.
As the story leaps backward toward the stunning finale, will bitter enemies remain just that, or is there more to their murderous and time-transcending relationship?
The hotly-anticipated second act of the time-traveling modern masterpiece by artist Lee Bermejo (Batman: Damned) and writer Mattson Tomlin (The Batman: Part II), perfect for fans of BRZRKR and Time Before Time, will leave fans breathless!
CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top
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Comic Crusaders - Thomas Huls
Jul 21, 2023The art for this title is absolutely some of the best art you will see in comics as it is breathtaking. Read Full Review
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9.5
COMICON - Tom Smithyman
Jul 17, 2023Lee Bermejo is one of the best artists working in comics today - and he brought his A game to this title. Add to that a strong story and you have what is easily one of the best series of the year. Read Full Review
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9.5
AIPT - David Brooke
Jul 18, 2023A Vicious Circle #2 doesn't disappoint with a great action frenzy of a second issue. This issue also doesn't hold back with answers and a fulfilling sense of the heroism of our main character and the hard choices he must make. This series sets a high bar for time travel stories with its pulse-pounding action and incredible art. Read Full Review
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9.1
The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
Jul 19, 2023Bermejos art is beautiful and every page is filled with amazing detail and an immersive art style that hooks you with every image. Read Full Review
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6.0
ComicBook.com - Jamie Lovett
Jul 19, 2023The plot reads like a spec script for an action movie, specifically the part where the protagonist fills us in on the minimum backstory required to justify the fight scenes. The artwork remains strong but offers fewer opportunities for Bermejo to play with different styles, making it less exciting than the previous issue, if not any less skillfully done. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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9.5
Really, really cool premise. Two people locked in time together, neither one of them can kill the other but they are mortal adversaries, every time they kill another human being they get catapulted to a different time and place. The backstory was really helpful, my only gripe is that it took up the majority of the issue and now there's only one left. Hopefully Tomlin is able to tie everything up neatly in the final issue. Bermejo's art continues to be indescribably beautiful.
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8.5
It was a while since issue one. I can't say I rememberd everything, but this issue did a wonderful job of telling its story. It's quick, but it keeps you invested.
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