We Only Find Them When They're Dead #8
| Writer | Al Ewing |
| Artist | Simone Di Meo |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
Tensions come to a head between the Harvesters and the Worshippers at Malik's Flight as Marlyn Chen's true plan is revealed.
Meanwhile, Jason will find himself embroiled in a conspiracy and heist that makes Captain Malik's original quest pale in comparison.
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ComicBook.com - Chase Magnett
Sep 01, 2021As engaging as it may be to consider timelines and new connections or how this story mirrors elements of storytelling-as-industry, it also seems to only invoke the intellectual and never the heart. Read Full Review
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8.0
This issue was a little harder to follow cause of the time jumps back and forth, but it certainly wasn't as bad as most people apparently think it is.
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6.5
I always want to love this book more than I find myself actually loving this book. The core idea, basically mining a God for resources until you find one of your own who escaped has become a God, is so damn good. The characters outside of Malik and Marlyn Chen have been a little flat and Di Meo's art, while spectacular at times, makes it difficult to gain a sense of perspective from panel to panel with all the (for lack of a better word) lens flares. The ending has me pretty excited though.
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This issue felt like kind of a mess. Maybe I wasn't in the best headspace while reading it, and still read it anyway, in an effort to catch up on all the comics I've yet to read. But this really was not a good time.
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Frankly, it's impossible to understand what's going on. The artwork is catchy but storytelling is awful!
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