A consistently great read with a great ending. Read Full Review

This issue doesn't slow down after the first issue's strong start with each team member bringing their best. Read Full Review

Writer Saladin Ahmed has created an intriguing and powerful character in Elena Abbott. You can't help but get wrapped up in her life and her pursuit for the truth. This puts her in danger and she's not going to back down any time soon. We get a ton of information in this issue about this case and it's done in an organic way that never feels like an exposition dump. Abbott is a solid detective story mixed with just the right amount of supernatural terror. Read Full Review

Abbott is an eerie and compelling mystery that will stay with you long after reading. Read Full Review

Abbott continues to impress and for those that love a supernatural detective story, this is a must get. It's a perfect example of writing and art coming together and how you can use a time period to make the story even greater. Read Full Review

Abbott #2 is a smartly crafted piece of fiction that's engaging from beginning to end. Absolutely enjoyed diving into the world as presented by this team and I can't wait to see where their murder mystery goes from here. So if you haven't checked this one out yet trust me: you should! Read Full Review

For all of my gripes with Abbott #2 it is undoubtably a fantastic follow-up to an incredible first issue. Ahmed and Kivel deliver on a handful of the promises of the introductory issue while also bringing forth new mysteries and interesting characters that will only benefit the series in the long run. Abbott continues to be one of the best new series of this year. Read Full Review

It leaves me wanting more for the mystery alone! The character interaction is great and I can't wait to see What happens next. Read Full Review

Unnecessary repetition and the wrong choice of opening and closing holds back an otherwise fantastic issue filled with exquisite paneling, fantastic character moments and an intriguing mystery. Hopefully the next one can recapture the magic of the first issue. Read Full Review

Abbott #2 is frustrating. It has a story baking underneath the supernatural elements, and the lead is a fantastic character with an interesting history that keeps coming back to haunt her. However, the supernatural themes feel like theyre hijacking the story, and the dialogue is daunting in its sheer volume. I can still tentatively recommend this one and want to promote its good ideas. Just beware of its drawbacks should you choose to read it. Read Full Review

The action is picking up, but aside from the art, it's hard to get invested in the story. Read Full Review