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Runaways #37
| Writer | Rainbow Rowell |
| Artist | Genolet, Andres |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
ONE ISSUE UNTIL RUNAWAYS #100!
• The house of cards gets its final hand in place before everything comes crashing to the ground.
• And at the center of this crash? Gert Yorkes.
Rated T+
CRITIC REVIEWS
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ComicBook.com - Jenna Anderson"
Jul 07, 2021Runaways continues to be one of the best mainstream comics published today, and this installment proves that in spades. Read Full Review
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8.4
Comic Watch - Rob Stryczek
Jul 07, 2021Runaways has a phenomenal creative team that shows the heart and emotion behind these characters. In a world that focuses on the intense action and stress of being a hero we instead get to see a scope into the complicated relationships that bring a team together. This silent issue captivates the team in a rare lens of finding comfort in each other's silence. Read Full Review
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6.5
AIPT - Lia Kolb
Jul 07, 2021Andres Genolet is the real star of this issue, with his artwork giving life to each of the characters' emotions. The silent issue premise here works beautifully in some regards, but really lacks in others. Read Full Review
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5.0
Henchman-4-Hire - Sean Ian Mills
Jul 10, 2021This was a disappointing issue in that it took away Runaways' greatest strengths: the dialogue and character drama. The art is still great, and I could follow along, but the silent gimmick is not nearly as compelling as the creators probably hoped it would be. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS
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9.5
I love well-placed silent issues like this. The artwork communicates impeccably, even without dialogue, and just oozes with emotion.
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8.5
There really are no words to speak about this. The Runaways have all built up lives for themselves but not exactly on stable foundations. Now they all have to deal with the consequences that could impede the progress some of them have made and the reactions of the future Gert imply a tragic fate for one character. To rub salt on the wound, it looks like one of the Runaways is in trouble from her past. Pure expressionism in motion.
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8.5
The final moments before a big change are conveyed sans dialogue. The character beats range from cute (Gib) to critically important (the Gerts), and the artist does stellar work with all of them. Still, it's an odd selection of moments. Tons of Gib, but no Molly. And who the @#$% wants the J-Team dredged up again? The weirder selections sap the more central ones of energy. It's not a deadly mistake, but it does pull this issue down from great to very good.
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8.0
Silent issues are hard to pull off, and this one is solid, but not great.
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