Escape #10
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| Writer | Rick Remender |
| Artist | Daniel Acuña |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
One last door to escape remains open, but stepping through it will come at a brutal cost as Milton Shaw is forced to choose between old allies, ending the war, or saving the civilians who protected him. As the walls close in and every promise comes due, Milton must choose between surviving the war or leaving it with his soul intact.
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9.6
You Don't Read Comics - Russ Bickerstaff
Nov 11, 2026The creative team is certainly taking his time with his story. An old war comic book from the 1950s white had gotten a very similar story across and just a few pages. Writers at E.C. could occasionally be strikingly brilliant about this. However, there's something very resident in a story that gradually crawls from page to page without having to deal with the confined space of a single issue in a large anthology. Remender and Acuña maintain a tight narrative momentum, in the tenth issue. Read Full Review
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9.0
AIPT - David Brooke
Nov 10, 2026Escape #10 is a brutal, emotionally charged issue that captures how war can strip people of their humanity. Rick Remender pushes his characters into horrifying territory, while Daniel Acuña delivers a relentless sequence of violence that feels disturbingly real. Flynn's actions are especially chilling, revealing how survival can become an excuse for cruelty. With an innocent child's life hanging in the balance and an old threat resurfacing, this issue is a devastating reminder that war's greatest victims are often those who never chose to fight. Read Full Review
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