Secret Identities #2

CRITIC REVIEWS

• 9.0

  AIPT - David Brooke

  Mar 17, 2015

  Secret Identities is my favorite superhero comic delivering surprises to the genre, its story and fantastic characters. Read Full Review

• 8.4

  BGCP - Marco Piva-Dittrich

  Mar 16, 2015

  Secret Identities shows us an extremely interesting side of the world of superheroes, bringing up stuff that we just might not have thought about. It is an extremely entertaining, fun read, and this second issue opens up a series of subplots that will definitely bring something very interesting with them. If I'd have to place a bet on the most relevant one, I'd go for the one involving Gaijin. Besides the "traitor" story, I mean. Read Full Review

• 8.0

  GWW - Enrique Rea

  Mar 17, 2015

  Secret Identities #2 is a story that is still evolving with likable characters, intriguing plot-lines and wonderfully conceived art. Read Full Review

• 8.0

  Comics: The Gathering - Forrest Hollingsworth

  Mar 17, 2015

  Overall, it’s not as a strong of an issue as the first one mostly because the problems of the first issue are more severe here and the Crosswind story isn't really here or there yet. However, everything that was good about that initial issue is good here too, maybe even better. If you’re looking for less than conventional hero stories, try this. If you can’t handle a mosaic approach, wait until the book becomes more focused or decisive. Read Full Review

• 8.0

  Unleash The Fanboy - Edward

  Mar 17, 2015

  In the end, these are some small drawbacks for a title that's still being ambitious and confident in its range. I certainly look forward to more. Read Full Review

• 8.0

  Comic Bastards - Nina Bird

  Mar 18, 2015

  Good art, a fun team with both intriguing individual characters and realistic dynamics between members. Does well balancing the action, the personal, and the intrigue. Read Full Review

• 8.0

  Comic Vine - Gregg Katzman

  Mar 18, 2015

  SECRET IDENTITIES is a great way to escape the traditional superhero stories we tend to see. I'm left with literally no idea about what'll happen with each of them and I absolutely love that. It's not overly dark and gritty and it's not too focused on making you laugh. It strikes a nice balance as it offers totally different characters and all different kinds of tones. Read Full Review