Blade Runner: 2029 #6

We get to really see the seeds of what the Tyrell Corp puts into play.Ash is a character worthy of both book and cinema. This adventure is worthy of a big screen treatment, but for now, it is pure science fiction noir candy for the soul! Read Full Review

The illustrations in this chapter are in a traditional comic styling. The attention to detail and emphasis on character expression are visually appealing and create an emotional connection to the story. And the muted color work did a nice job of setting the tone for each scene. Overall, I found this issue to be very transportive and interesting. Read Full Review

Efficient writing and storytelling from Mike Johnson, excellent pacing and art from Andres Guinaldo. High quality on this book is a given, and long may that continue. Read Full Review

BLADE RUNNER 2029 #6 has plenty of great art, action, and forward movement in the story. However, the writers are keeping readers in the dark about Yotuns master plan a little too long, and the wait is hurting the dramatic tension of the story. Read Full Review

Gizmo

Nov 21, 2021

It's exciting to see two different replicant factions at odds. This issue in particular has a large impact on Ash and starts to make me wonder if its time to start cheering for the villain.