Huck: Big Bad World #2

This is a solid second issue with several memorable moments. I especially enjoyed the conversation between the Doctor and Huck's mother in the car, where she suggests the assassin might not be the villain he's made out to be. It's satisfying to see her proven right, as Huck, his mother, and the Doctor work together to help facilitate the assassin's redemption. Read Full Review

Albuquerque delivers beautifully detailed, stylish art throughout the issue. The story expands into new environments and Albuquerque delivers on those environments with gorgeous imagery. Read Full Review

An issue that expands the world of our titular character, but not his interior thoughts and motivations. Read Full Review

Un Cómic Más / Dave DSG

Jun 25, 2025

Plot Huck, Anna, and Dr. Harper are on the trail of a being with special powers named Lorenzo, who is able to make himself invisible and create force fields with his psychokinetic powers. Lorenzo is a hitman under the orders of his uncle Louis, a powerful mobster who has kidnapped Lorenzo's daughter and is forcing him to kill her. Anna is surprised that Lorenzo would kill, given the condition the witch told her before giving her the powers was that they come from an inner goodness—that is, if you are good, these powers flourish. Huck locates Lorenzo and, with Anna's help, arrests him. Lorenzo explains his situation, that he regrets everything he's done, but doesn't know where his daughter has been hidden for over five years. Huck a sks for his full name and locates her. Lorenzo confronts his uncle and takes him to jail. Lorenzo doesn't know Sophia, the woman who saved Dr. Harper; he's never heard of her, but he asks Anna if she also got her powers from a...WITCH!! This sequel delves into fantasy and magic, while the mystery behind the witch who gave Anna's powers continues. Art Rafael Albuquerque returns to this saga with his textured strokes that convey Huck's strength and tenderness. His shots are spectacular, as are the poses; it is undoubtedly his best work to date. Dave McCaig's color palette offers a cinematic feel, using sepia tones for the flashbacks and a blue palette to denote sadness. Summary Huck, Anna, and Dr. Harper track down the beings with special powers, hiding behind Lorenzo. A magnificent installment full of action and mystery. more