Red Sonja #7

If you haven't been reading Red Sonja, now is the time to start and this is the issue to start with. Read Full Review

Red Sonja #7 shows that the series does have a strong direction and despite being on such a grand scale, it can tell a story that is concise and equally enjoyable. Read Full Review

Russell's script is solid but we're getting close to a point where this fight can go on only for so much longer before it weighs down the larger narrative and the reader's interest. You do see that events are starting to turn more toward a real change coming, but it definitely needs to come sooner rather than later. It's a strong book, however, and it does a good job to advance several small pieces here. Read Full Review

RED SONJA #7 is showcases the best of an already fantastic run. Writer Mark Russell delivers an action-packed, yet thematically dense story, with excellent artwork by Bob Q. RED SONJA is undoubtedly one of the best comics of 2019. Read Full Review

Bob Q does some tremendous work with the art in this issue. Everything is full of vibrant detail and fluidity of movement. Read Full Review

Red Sonja #7 is a curate's egg " some of it is very good, and the rest, not so much. There's enough sword on sword action here to whet the appetite for more, and if a healthy looking woman in chainmail floats your boat, then climb on board. However, there's some material here to give others pause, and if you're not into scenes of violence or body horror, then perhaps avoid. Read Full Review