No / One #7

No/One's twisty murder mystery is finally starting to reach its peak, and the end result is some of the most character-driven and gripping character work that the series has done yet. Read Full Review

With a major break in the "Accountability Killer case, the Massive-verse's greatest mystery starts its trek to the finale. With exceptional writing from Higgins and Buccellato, Fuso's illustrations bring the drama to a stage where the saga is about to explode. Read Full Review

ResearchReader

Dec 30, 2023

First off, Geraldo Borges is not the artist for this issue. Its is a weird mix of fill in artists and they are all a step down. Art is weird this time around. So that is a -.5 for me. Its not bad per say, just a bit jarring from what I am use to. Borges has their own style that I have really grown into for these characters. As for the story itself, I think I now have an idea of who No/One is but wouldn't be surprised if it was someone different. J Things are rapidly reaching a climax as tensions boil. I think things will probably come to a peak next issue. This is a great stand a lone story for those who enjoy crime dramas. Also please listen to the podcast for each episode at the Drop. It ties into the story directly (murders occur due to the poor reporting of the podcast and the actions they do). This is my top crime drama for this reason. It really feels like it is playing out in real-time. This is one of the rare cases where the issue format adds so much to the story rather than the trades. Its so unique, creative and cool! I enjoy every issue that comes out. more