Red Team #7

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• 10

  Comic Bastards - Erik McAlister

  Mar 12, 2014

  Anyway, I'll be sad to see this series go. Regardless of its irregularity, it was always nice to see it on the previews list. I always looked forward to it. I guess all that I can do now is wait patiently for these two dudes to team up again, so that I don't die of boredom anytime soon. Read Full Review

• 9.5

  Entertainment Fuse - Andrew Ziegler

  Mar 25, 2014

  Red Team continues getting better, while the questions just keep on mounting. Are Duke and George the reliable leaders they appear to be? Eddie manages to come off as the most careful and a loose cannon all at the same time. Will he keep up his balancing act? Issue #4 brought us a shocking series of events in the life of Trudy, a reminder of how close they can come to being outted as killers at the drop of hat. Red Team is walking a tight rope, and Ennis has us right up there with them looking down at the sharp rocks below. Will they fall? Read Full Review

• 9.0

  Crave Online - Andy Hunsaker

  Mar 07, 2014

  I've said it before and I'll say it again. Garth Ennis can tell a fuckin' story. This one isn't as soul-crushing as Fury: My War Gone By, but it sure as hell ain't a walk in the park, neither. Read Full Review

• 8.0

  Big Comic Page - James McQueen

  Mar 11, 2014

  It takes backbone to end a series like rhis on such a morally ambiguous note, but Red Team #7 succeeds in taking this story to its natural conclusion while leaving space for further stories with these characters. It might be dark, but it's a gripping read. Read Full Review

• 8.0

  Comic Spectrum - Hank Johnson

  Mar 17, 2014

  If you liked True Detective on HBO, I highly recommend you check out this series. Garth Ennis and Craig Cermak have created a truly exceptional story that is not only thought provoking but action packed as well. While the characters may not get developed as deeply as they are in some of Ennis's other works, they are still compelling enough to keep you hooked on the story. Red Team is a great example that not every story has to have capes and tights to be compelling and intriguing. I would highly recommend taking the time and giving this series a read. Read Full Review

• 7.5

  Rhymes With Geek - Pawz Man

  Mar 13, 2014

  Red Team is a decent entry in a genre that doesn't appear a whole lot in comic books. If you enjoy cop dramas or stories in general that deal with moral dilemmas and the risks breaking all the rules in an attempt to put things right, skip Law & Order and pick up the Red Team trade on April 8. Read Full Review

• 7.0

  Comic Book Therapy - Cody "The Thorverine" Ferrell

  Mar 12, 2014

  Taken as a whole, Red Team is a top notch crime drama of the likes only Garth Ennis could pull off in comic book form. The long delays have killed the bursts of momentum the series has gained toward the back half, and that undoubtedly effects the score. For that reason and that reason alone it gets a Read Full Review

• 6.0

  Unleash The Fanboy - Harrison Rawdin

  Mar 12, 2014

  Garth Ennis' Red Team #7 is a flawed piece that sends this arc out on a decent note. It skates by with a light sentence and passable recommendation. Read Full Review

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