Clone #7

If you love a comic that's in full stride then Clone is most definitely the book for you. There's so much going on that there are no signs of slowing down. It’s a book that is worth investing all your hard earned dollars in and will one day be a respected part of your personal collection. If you're just now looking to jump on then you've started at the wrong issue. Clone #7 can only be truly appreciated if you've read the first six issues, there's not even a recap page. My advice to you would be to pick up Clone vol.1, which came out this week as well (review for first volume here) then pick up this and last issue. Now sit back, read the damn series, and wait for news of the inevitable television series or summer blockbuster! Read Full Review

A page turner that leaves you screaming for more with each cliffhanger. Read Full Review

Overall, this may not be the best jumping on point, but this is an issue you have to pick up. Read Full Review

Overall, Clone is a great read, a vastly underrated sci-fi comic"overloaded with suspense, action, and spectacle"which resembles a mixture of Philip K. Dick and The Terminator. With the last two issues, Clone has really started find its voice. The final page cliffhanger leaves me desperately wanting to find out right now what's going to happen. Thirty days is a long time to wait. Highly recommended. Read Full Review

In the end, I can't help be disappointed by the cliffhanger & the execution as the premise has a lot of potential to be entertaining. Read Full Review

GreyMouser

May 29, 2013

. . $3, 22pgs. ALl ADS @ back. Poor tats cover. . . This Issue ramps up the action and violence to move along the plot and keep us excited. Im a little puzzled by the need for THREE writers, and cant really accept how easily these heavily armed clones go down. Is that one bad clone supposed to be super fast and strong or something? Excellent artwork from Jaun Jose Ryp, brings this title over the top for me. Just amazing and hyper detailed work that is smart and doesn't cheat the corners. Andy Troy's colors go quite well with the illustration. A couple of twists have us hanging on the cliff for the next issue!