The 1-2 combination of Phillips' pacing and fluid dialogue, mixed with stunning visual panels from Flaviano, Renzi, and Napolitano makes Grim #1 a gratifying read for fans of their previous works, or curious new readers looking for the next great series to latch onto. Read Full Review

It's been a while since I felt drawn to a comic series, and this one has me intrigued. Read Full Review

Deftly written and beautifully illustrated, "Grim #1 carves out its own space in a cluttered subgenre. Read Full Review

I found this exploration of the afterlife refreshing, and the 70's rock references sublime. Read Full Review

Grim #1 has already sold out at the distributor level and might be hard to find at shops. There's a second printing coming in June and I fully expect that to sell out too, so hurry and don't miss out on what is one of the best debuts of the year so far. Read Full Review

Grim is a stylish look at reapers for-hire in a mundane afterlife. Read Full Review

Grim #1takes a creative look at the concept of death, featuring some beautiful artwork and a killer story hook. BOOM! has been delivering a steady stream of original comics, and this is one of their best launches yet. I'm already looking forward to the next issue. Read Full Review

Grim #1 is a terrific story about the difficulties of life and death scenarios. Read Full Review

While not the strongest first issue ever, Grim #1 is still a gripping first issue with a unique visual flair and tight writing. Grim's familiarity works in its favor and innovative in its presentation. I'll be sticking around for the next issue for sure. Read Full Review

The entire creative team is at their best in Grim #1.This journey from the land of the living is a must-read. Read Full Review

This was a good start to what I can imagine is going to be a great (and enjoyable) series to read. I have so many questions about Jessica Harrow, which probably wont be answered in the next issue, but I am still excited to see what happens next! Read Full Review

Another intriguing new series from BOOM! Studios then, and while this is certainly more of an appetizer than a main course, there are enough intriguing storyline seeds being sown to make anyone picking this first issue up feel fairly confident about forking out for the second. A sharp, stylish take on the afterlife, this series has a ton of potential and is well worth a look. Read Full Review

The latest soul Jessica escorts to the afterlife tries to steal her scythe. Read Full Review

I've really been enjoying the macabre books that BOOM! Studios have been putting out recently and GRIM #1 is no exception. A thoroughly intriguing tale which is well written and matched by superb artwork. If you like death, mystery and suspense, then this should be on your reading list. Even if you don't, pick this book up because I can assure you that you won't regret it. Read Full Review

Jessica Harrows afterlife and mysterious death pull her into the world of the reapers, though. And in Grim #1, with Phillips, Flaviano, Renzi, and Napolitano serving as our Charons, they ferry us right across with her. Read Full Review

If you can find a copy, give Grim a look. If not, give it a month or two for Boom to reprint the comic. There are many worse things than familiarity. Read Full Review

very interested in this series. Cant wait to see what happens.

This was a strong and intriguing start to this series. While I do think this, somewhat, suffers from first issue setup, I enjoyed this and I think there's a lot of interesting ideas here. The characters here are compelling and I think there's a lot of potential in terms of exploring them further as times goes on. Plus, Flaviano's art here is great and he really adds to this book.

Pretty interesting! Love the way it's illustrated. Definitely a concept I feel we've seen before, but I'm willing to give this one a spin.

Off to a strong start.
While the story and execution (lol) are pretty standard for these sort of tales, GRIM has enough spunk, energy, and identity to keep me interested. With a group of characters and world and lore brimming with potential, Stephanie Phillips and Flaviano have what they need to make an interesting new series.

Rather unoriginal, and hardly inspiring much hope of a decent series.

A concept that has been done before so I'll hold judgement for now but how many times do I have to see one more soul not willing to move to the afterlife story with many caretakers' team ups straight out of the futuristic 80s. Flaviano is absolutely dialed in and his art is crisp, clean and tight lined or muddied when it's suited. We'll see what the twist is but this is a decent start for a good comic to a new reader but nothing ground breaking to someone that has consumed other similar stories.

feels like a bill and ted spinoff