Ten Grand #8
| Writer | J. Michael Straczynski |
| Artist | C. P. Smith, Ben Templesmith |
| Cover Price | $2.99 |
Joe Fitzgerald entered Hell to find out what happened to Laura, the greatest love he has ever known. At last, he has found her...only to be captured by the same man who killed both of them and seized Laura's spirit from deep inside Heaven. It's the beginning of the confrontation Joe has been fighting to make happen ever since the Angel put him on this mission, but nothing's going his way. If Joe dies this time, it's permanent, and he and Laura will be trapped in Hell forever.
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10
SciFiPulse - Patrick Hayes
Mar 20, 2014Every issue ramps up the intensity and now that we've gone to Hell they're really increased. Must read reading! Highest possible recommendation. Read Full Review
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9.2
Geeked Out Nation - Benny Morduchowitz
Mar 21, 2014The current character design lends so much to everyone's physical presence, and the details in the eyes and the sweat and the bluster and the suffering all work to make the two key players here so tangible to the reader. The events here could be leading to either further epic otherworldly occurrences, but it could potentially lead to something similar, yet the opposite, of what this series started as. Whatever the case may be, I'm hoping for more unexpected twists and turns, more beautiful and violent settings, and the culmination of one helluva final two page spread. Read Full Review
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9.0
Crave Online - Iann Robinson
Mar 20, 2014Ten Grand should be seen as a new industry standard. All those in the world of comic books need to study this story and the art behind it. Read Full Review
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8.0
Unleash The Fanboy - Harrison Rawdin
Mar 19, 2014Ten Grand #8 is without a doubt a fitting continuation that feels like its starting to scratch the surface of something bigger. For that reason it earns a recommendation. Read Full Review
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6.0
Comic Bastards - Steve Paugh
Mar 20, 2014There's a clear tying of loose ends in Ten Grand #8, but it's finally getting back to where it needs to be in terms of story, despite it being a pretty massive departure from how the series started. Still, if it's one JMS book you should still actually read, it's this one. Read Full Review
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