Deadly Class #13

This is a brilliant series from Image. It may seem like a common premise, but the creative team elevates to something much more. Each issue is a must read and this is no exception. Pick this book up and prepare for an emotional roller coaster. Read Full Review

Remender has never let his characters off easily and he isn't interested in happy endings. What he, Craig, and Loughridge are interested in in Deadly Class is something less cathartic, but more significant. It's a tale that no matter how big and crazy it gets is always grounded by humanity. That's why Deadly Class #13 hurts so good. Read Full Review

This was a very strong issue for a series that just seems to get better and better. The creative team knows what they are doing, and have created a well balanced masterpiece with its equal share of peaks and valleys. I cant wait to see what comes next. Read Full Review

A dark and nasty chapter to the canon. The creative team have pulled together to put on a masterclass in how comic books should be made. Read Full Review

Deadly Class #13 is a must-read issue, like every issue in this series. Rick Remender and Wes Craig have crafted a fascinating and brutal world full of some of the best characters and narration in comics. This chapter is a game changer for the series and fans will have a lot to think about as they wait for the next issue. Read Full Review

The best thing about Deadly Class is its horrifically dark narration, and that is in short order here. Still, Remender and Craig still tell a damn good story. Read Full Review

Rick Remender and Wes Craig, no strangers to madcap action and thrilling double crosses thus far, deliver a whole new level of jaw dropping goodness here in issue #13. It's not necessarily what they do but rather how they it, the creators crafting a whole issue of build up that pays off in rather disconcerting ways. Read Full Review

Overall, Deadly Class #13 brings the heavy mojo to a good series. And though it might not be the best of the series, it is quite good and a solid standalone issue if you have never read anything in the series before. This one allows you to fall right in and get a feel for what the Kings Dominion School is all about as well as the politics and stories involved regarding the students. Read Full Review

mrDovydas

May 31, 2015

Best comic book of the week.

Kenjamin

Sep 10, 2024

Art: 3.5/5 Story: 4/5 Total: 7.5/10