Artifacts #25
| Writer | Ron Marz |
| Artist | Stjepan Sejic |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
Thirteen Artifacts destroyed the Universe. Darkness bearer Jackie Estacado remade the Universe. Rapture bearer and defrocked priest Tom Judge has recruited Witchblade bearer Sara Pezzini to muscle Jackie into setting everything back to how it was. Will their triumph return the natural order of things, or will it make matters much, much worse?
CRITIC REVIEWS
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9.0
Unleash The Fanboy - Harrison Rawdin
Feb 26, 2013Artifacts #25 is an exceptional release that will surely please eager fans. Highly recommended. Read Full Review
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9.0
Horror DNA - James Ferguson
Mar 17, 2013Artifacts continues to be an epic comic dealing with very real human emotions. There are also giant monsters that would make the worms in Tremors cry. Progeny is just getting started here, but it's looking to be a very painful journey for some of these characters. Some things are unforgivable and others are just too despicable to even comprehend. Jackie is walking a fine line between the two. Read Full Review
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8.0
Read Comic Books - Tommy Lutz
Feb 26, 2013Overall, Artifacts #25 has a bit of a broken pace and is rushed in certain areas. As far as introducing the Progeny crossover event, it is a success, easily convincing readers to pick up the next issue of Witchblade which follows this epic story. The art in this issue saves it from being mediocre, being the main reason to consider buying it. Crossover events are probably a tough sell for a lot of comic readers, but if your wallet can abide, it's not hard to suggest this event to fans of fantasy and awesomeness. Read Full Review
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8.0
One Quest - Chris Cobb
Mar 01, 2013It's got that action movie vibe going on and that's great for readers, it's not like reading it's like watching a movie. Read Full Review
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7.0
Blue Raven Comics - Kassim Mirza
Mar 02, 2013All of this being said, Artifacts is still at the very least fun to read. I wouldn't pick Artifacts #25 up if you were looking for a really meaningful comic book experience. However, if you've been reading Artifacts and you've felt like it was time for something to actually happen, the story does finally start moving along. Read Full Review