We're Taking Everyone Down With Us #6
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| Writer | Matthew Rosenberg |
| Artist | Stefano Landini, Jason Wordie |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
MINISERIES FINALE
Could it end any other way?
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9.6
You Don't Read Comics - Russ Bickerstaff
Nov 11, 2025The series works, though bits of it seem to be at odds with the overall narrative momentum of the series. Rosenberg had a few things to deliver that needed to be put together, but its a pleasantly strange sort of an execution that seems to be working around the edges of everything. Honestly...the biggest accomplishment on the part of Rosenberg is probably the fact that nearly everyone in the entire ensemble is appealing on some level. Thats quite an accomplishment given how large the extended ensemble is. Read Full Review
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9.4
The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
Nov 12, 2025Landini delivers stunning art throughout the issue. The visuals are filled with great action and beautiful details. Read Full Review
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9.0
AIPT - David Brooke
Nov 11, 2025We're Taking Everyone Down With Us #6 is a ferocious, funny, and deeply satisfying finale that proves Matthew Rosenberg and Stefano Landini's series is one of the year's most original genre triumphs. It balances outrageous action with introspective payoff, closing with both blood and brainsand leaving readers eager for whatever twisted corner of this world Rosenberg explores next. Read Full Review
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9.5
This was a great miniseries.
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9.0
Great ending and a promise of more.
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9.0
Awesome conclusion. Very satisfying. Rosenberg is crazy underrated.
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9.0
It was a good and fun ending to this fun series. Not sure where it goes from here, but I'm glad I picked this up.
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9.0
Well that was quite the cliffhanger. I would've been upset about the ending if that was actually where these characters' stories ended, but that shocking twist in the final pages does make me eager for more. I will say that I find it a curious choice to dub this mini-series a "Rook Spy Thriller", and apparently make it the first in a number of minis. Rook was definitely a big character, but he wasn't center stage for much of the story (not to mention he's kind of a despicable human being), so it's just weird that it makes him seem like he's the main character.
In any case, this was an entertaining series that was funny, engaging, and heavy at times. Happy I read it, and I'd be happy to read any potentially forthcoming follow up ser more -
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