Seven Secrets #5
| Writer | Tom Taylor |
| Artist | Daniele Di Nicuolo |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
* Caspar has been training all his life for this moment - but he never expected an all-out war like this.
* As enemy forces converge on The Order, lives will be shattered by the truths that are revealed...
* ...and a shocking decision by The Order to protect The Secrets from an enemy who will stop at nothing to change the world.
CRITIC REVIEWS
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9.2
The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
Dec 09, 2020Daniele Di Nocuolo matches the tone, pace and energy of the story with the dynamic and action filled art. There are some great action beats throughout this issue and they add to the energy and tension of the story. Read Full Review
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9.1
Black Nerd Problems - Mikkel Snyder
Dec 09, 2020Seven Secrets #5 fulfills the promise made in Seven Secrets #4. It shows how all of the parties moved into different positions and the immediate consequences and continues just to be fun to read and look at it. The action is bold and compliments all of the personal victories and losses that it precedes and follows, and it just works as a concept. There is a strong through-line that makes me excited for the next month, and that is the biggest compliment I can give a series these days. Read Full Review
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9.0
Beyond The Panel - Jideobi Odunze
Dec 09, 2020That terrible fate which we knew was going to befall The Order. If you told me that by the end of Seven Secrets #5, we were pretty much right there for events to come full circle? I would not have believed you. Though here we are, and this creative team gave us a damn good reason to brace for what comes next. Read Full Review
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8.3
Major Spoilers - Robert Mammone
Jan 01, 1970With fantastic artwork and a wide, cinematic lens to drink in the action, Seven Secrets #5 is the perfect issue to say farewell to a nightmare 2020. Bright and vivacious, it is littered with stunning set pieces that drive the story forward to an impressive cliffhanger. Read Full Review
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6.0
ComicBook.com - Matthew Aguilar
Dec 09, 2020This is a classic adventure movie, and the artists seem to revel in making each one shine with a unique personality all its own. Read Full Review
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7.0
There was this whole arc of the Seinfeld TV show about making a show that literally was about nothing. And Jerry and George delivered the pitch, wowing the execs with this notion that they could deliver a terrific show about absolutely nothing. Not to make light of Seven Secrets, but I wonder if Tom Taylor made a similar pitch for this book. Five issues in, and we have a core group of characters (keepers and holders on one side, seekers on the other). We have genuine plot movement -- the seven bases under attack, forcing consolidation of the bases to one mountainous site...and that causes other big issues. Lots of action, lots of Tom Taylor Moments„¢. It's good stuff. But we still have no idea what the secrets themselves are al more
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I'm really just here for Canto at this point.
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This was fine. I wish it were better, but at least it's quick.
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The anime art style kind of works. I'm only really reading on to find out what the 'secret' is. Bit cheesy and hollow so far. Lots of talks of high stakes but starting to get bored.
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