Deadly Class #38

Wes Craig manages to create a beautiful, kinetic, and at times disorienting issue, creating a sense of momentum in a comic that could easily have become little more than talking heads. Read Full Review

Even when serving up jumping on points (in the middle of an arc no less), Deadly Class does not take it easy. The combination of rich, deep, storytelling with art that reads like nothing else is beyond captivating. The Kings Dominion feels like a real place whose students and walls all have real stories to tell. The whole package captures the time period setting so completely you would be excused for thinking it was produced in the '80s, were it not for such cutting-edge storytelling. Read this book at all costs. Read Full Review

So far, theres no inkling of what shape Marcus and Marias plans will take beyond revenge, but this issue does a great job of setting the table for whats to come. Read Full Review

I can't recommend this book enough to people who enjoy high-stakes crime stories, well-written series, and anti-establishment manifestos. Read Full Review

Kenjamin

Oct 20, 2024

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