Local Man #7

Seeking to atone for the mistakes that cost him his glamorous superhero career, Jack investigates a mysterious drowning. Yet the sham Jack perpetuated to further his career seems slight compared to the compromises his former girlfriend Inga has made to save her struggling town. Local Man #7asks how much one should sacrifice to help others and protect ideals when others no longer care. Read Full Review

This continues to be one of the strongest examples of what superhero comics can be capable of as well as how fun it is to dismantle that. Read Full Review

The saga of CROSSJACK takes a humorous and dark turn with an unexpected trip within these pages. With excellent writing and art from Fleecs, Seeley and the team, readers have a wild journey on the way to finding justice in Image Comics' latest smash hit. Don't miss this book on New Comic Book Day! Read Full Review

Fleecs and Seeley have brilliantly complementary art styles and both stories deliver great details, emotion and character moments. Read Full Review

This issue is both a laugh riot and an existential cluster bomb. Read Full Review

Local Man#7 continues "The Dry Season" story with a creative yet tad over extended second chapter that feels as though the team is letting loose on the side of fun without forgetting it's grounded tone. The back up in this issue is especially great, helping to enrich Farmington and Inga's backstories all the more. Read Full Review

Local Man #7 is another fantastic issue of the series that takes a rather weighty subject, death of a teenage girl, and approaches it in a way where the issue itself doesn't feel heavy. It's a murder mystery of a different sort. Read Full Review