No / One #10

Borges delivers some fantastic art throughout the issue. The visuals are gorgeously detailed and perfectly capture the dark energy of the story. Read Full Review

Kyle Higgins, Brian Buccellato, and Geraldo Borges nail the conclusion of this Massive-Verse series with No/One #10. The ending provides a strong payoff to all the chaos that was created in this world throughout this comic book and accompanying podcast. It's a payoff that leaves you even more invested in what will happen next with the Massive-Verse. With this conclusion No/One establishes itself as a must-read noir thriller for every superhero fan. Read Full Review

The ending seemed intentionally open-ended. Higgins and Buccellato certainly leave the story of No/One wide open enough for another installment. There is a tease for another chapter, which hopefully will come to fruition as the ending definitely leaves open too many possibilities. Read Full Review

If anything, No/One #10 makes me regret that I didn't tune into the franchise's spinoff podcast and get the complete picture, and that sense of incompleteness isn't great when dealing with a finale of this kind. Read Full Review

ResearchReader

Aug 05, 2024

First off, listen to the podcasts! For that go here: https://the-drop.info/podcasts/10-closure/ That is the official site for the podcasts and is for episode 10. You are missing the atmosphere and part of the story if you skip these. They are not mandatory but highly recommended. As for the story itself, an insane run. Arron is a total POS. The senator was kind of funny at the end going out with just constant confusion. The fight was rather confusing and it was great BUT I wish we actually knew who No/One was. Do we have enough information to figure out who No/One was? I think my guess was wrong unless there is some 'Prestige' level twists going on. I think this mean there will be a 'second season' or will tie into the Massverse lat er on. I will say I am so curious how this plays a greater part. This entire series was an excellent detective story and a great whose whose. Also I swear if there are enough hints to figure out who No/One was I will be kicking myself. I love stuff like that. Either way this was a great read all the way through. For new readers skipping to the end of this review: Read it issue by issue and watch the podcast issue by issue. It feels so much better than reading it all at once in a trade. more