Raven: Daughter of Darkness #10

Buy as this issue gives readers a a twisted turning point in this tenth installment. The story by Wolfman, gives readers quite a roller coaster, one that is far from the ordinary tale. The art by Mhan is gorgeous. Altogether, this issue is as close to flawless as the story has been so far. Read Full Review

Marv Wolfman does well showing minor character development and emotional distress; however, overall RAVEN: DAUGHTER OF DARKNESS #10 fell flat on interest. Pop Mhan seems to have taken a different approach on his art by making it more up close and personal. Overall, the current comic was just okay. Read Full Review

The first Raven miniseries a few years back had some pacing issues, but this one is heading towards a very strong conclusion. Read Full Review

There is a development in this chapter that seems either A.) a waste of a token character; or B.) a plot point to be revisited later. As much as I would hate option A, option B would be even worse. I fear B is a predictable trope of the reluctant hero bailing in the interest of self-preservation, only to return at the 11th hour to save the day. Read Full Review

I have a difficult time even calling this book "bad" anymore... it's almost too dull to even form an opinion about.  Thankfully we're nearing the end.  The art is nice too. Read Full Review

There's only two issues left in this miserable run, but at this point we're no longer limping to the finish. We're all but dragging the corpse of what could have been a good series. Read Full Review

Psycamorean

Nov 30, 2018

This series is such a confusing bore. I think Wolfman tried to do way too much with this miniseries, and every disparate story thread is a third-rate idea that isn't worthy of the time its given. I don't understand how such a mess can come from what is presumably a planned miniseries. The storytelling should be rock solid, but it's not.