Secret Six Vol. 2 #28

This has been the weakest Secret Six storyline yet and, while it does feature a bit of an upswing this week due to the twists with Waller, the illdefined conflict and rushed conclusion to the battle for Skartaris does hold it back some. Simone's character work is as good as ever, as is Calafiore's art, so fans of the series should enjoy what they are getting here quite a bit, though it is worth noting that this is a bit of a letdown from the earlier storylines. Read Full Review

It is obvious that Gail Simone is having tonnes of fun with this title, and that she had been given a carte blanche to create whatever kinds of worlds and characters she wants. I don't this she's been ever given this kind of freedom before, and I for one am grateful. I can't recommend Secret Six highly enough. Read Full Review

Over all, enjoyable as usual, and some nice plot threads left open for later, as well as possible future story hooks. Read Full Review

Ahh, who'd want it to anyway? Life's so much more interesting on the dirty streets and the battlefields of the fallen. Read Full Review

Another very strong issue. Although it petered out a little at the end, I'm really looking forward to the Six's Action Comics appearance, and trust it'll get things firing on all cylinders again. The Six confronting Luthor is something I've been wanting to see for some time, and I'm glad the moment is finally here! Read Full Review