Local Man #9

Local Man continues to impress on basically every level. Read Full Review

Local Man remains impressive and is simply a title, like its main character, simply can't miss. Read Full Review

Jack gains a critic's respect, destroys his friends' lives, protects his neighbors, fights a demon, and incurs the wrath of a nation in Local Man #9. Read Full Review

Fleecs and Seeley create some amazing art throughout the issue. The visuals are vibrant and beautifully detailed throughout. Read Full Review

A true hero for our weird, super dumb world. Read Full Review

The series continues to be a highlight for the publisher delivering with every issue. If you're looking for a superhero comic that's not one of the Big Two, look no further. Read Full Review

The stakes here are not world-endingthey are family-ending and that hurts even more. I still do not know if I understand the mindset behind some rather drastic character choices, but with one more issue to go, I hope that can be cleared up. Read Full Review

BillyBat

Feb 10, 2024

This comic reminded me of the feeling I had when reading Brubaker's "Sleeper" or Tom King's "Vision": the certainty that I was encountering something special, a sleeper hit that will make me eagerly follow all future works by an author. Tim Seeley and Tony Fleecs, if they play their cards right, have a future classic on their hands.

nickjenkins

Feb 06, 2024

Crossjack is the Tom Jones of superhero comics. (The Henry Fielding character, not the singer.)