Savage Dragon #234

There's some serious payoff in this issue with so many WOW! moments I was actually tired after I read this book. Even rereading this to write my review I was emotionally drained by what Larsen has done. Action, romance, heartbreak, comedy, and surprises abound. Absolutely recommended. This is my pick for book of the week. Read Full Review

This is an ongoing series in which every issue builds upon the next. It's a great issue and I recommend it but only after playing catch up. Read Full Review

After the intensity of last month, #234 feels like the stakes have diminished. Still, Larsen handles two distinct plot threads well, delivers some great art, and manages to make everything feel organically like it's coming to a head in both stories at once. Read Full Review

I have a tremendous amount of respect for any creator who is willing to put their time and energy into a monthly title. It's a huge commitment; one that comes with many pitfalls. Done right a creator can leave a legacy behind that others will admire for decades. Done wrong a creator can dig themselves into a hole that they may never completely emerge from. I'm starting to feel that Larson is beginning to reach for the proverbial shovel. This is just my opinion though, and even as I poke holes in the boat, I still hope that it can reach the creators milestone of 301. Just five and half years to go. Read Full Review