Redcoat #13

Next issue kicks off what looks like a new arc with ramifications that could impact the entire Unnamed Universe timeline. Read Full Review

Redcoat #13 continues to peel back the layers and dive into Simon's mind and what he stands for. This issue puts his morals to the test and had my heart racing at times! Read Full Review

REDCOAT #13 is a powerhouse of a comic. It's a high-stakes, time-traveling adventure that doesn't just deliver on action but also on sharp writing and compelling characters. Geoff Johns, Bryan Hitch, and the entire creative team have crafted a truly engaging experience that leaves you wanting more. This issue is a must-read for anyone looking for a unique spin on historical fiction and sci-fi. Read Full Review

Un Cómic Más / Dave DSG

Jul 16, 2025

Plot In THE NORTHERNER, Simon and Sarah track down Mr. Cobbler, who is about to deliver weapons of war from the future to the Confederate coalition (the Southern states of the US) and thus change history, creating a dystopian future filled with social limitations and tyranny. The Northerner and Simon were also carrying weapons from the future such as machine guns, automatic pistols, and grenades, but Cobbler traps them and gets there first, but he doesn't count on Simon's knowledge of the forest. Mr. Cobbler is intercepted by Simon, Sarah, and The Northerner as he is about to deliver the weapons to the Confederates. At that moment, Simon experiences a series of visions of the terrible future The Northerner wants to stop. Cobbler inju res The Northerner, but Simon learns how to use grenades and destroys the weapons shipment. With the explosion, The Northerner and Cobbler disappear into a portal of blue flashes, along with any trace of themselves and their weapons. Simon takes Sarah to a Union settlement (in the northern states of the U.S.), where she is warmly welcomed, along with many displaced children or children of slaves. Simon gives her his beloved red coat to look after while he dons the Union blue coat and helps them win this war. The comic's epilogue shows The Northerner arriving in another era of time, going into the future, and running into... Barney and Geiger!!!...in Geiger #20, we'll see this encounter in detail. A magnificent conclusion to this story that showcases The Northerner's work to stop the changes in time and Simon letting his kindness take over. Art Bryan Hitch offers his cinematic vision, directing mesmerizing action sequences and capturing the details and tones of each era. The colors create the perfect atmosphere of a harsh post-war era. It has a mesmerizing command of scale, transporting and shocking with striking realistic visions in a cinematic-like format. Summary Simon, The Northerner, and Sarah confront The Cobbler and his plan to change the future more

Chris Y

Jul 19, 2025

What often kept me from giving this book a perfect score was Bryan Hitch‘s art, which - don’t get me wrong - is always great but also flawed in some details, especially face symmetry and expression, which is particularly aggravating when the overall drawing style is realistic. In this issue though I have seen almost none of those. The faces look amazing and the amount of detail and the precision are simply breathtaking. Story is great as usual. I’ve grown very fond of Simon Pure and his strange adventures.

Howard

Jul 16, 2025

This comic gets better with every issue.

Deadlybeavis

Jul 19, 2025

Damn, what a crazy good issue.

DDJamesB

Aug 05, 2025

What an issue. Might be my favorite. Really did a solid job with the character of Simon, had great art, and told a good story.