Another fun issue that's particularly filled with surprises. Read Full Review

Perhaps I am being silly. As I write this review, and look back over the issue, I realize that, had that one character been given a different name, I would be writing another over the top, oh my gosh I love this Kamandi is the greatest thing ever review, as I am prone to do. Read Full Review

Overall, this issue is not going to sway readers either way, so if you were not reading this book, you most likely won't start now, but for those who are picking this up, it is a crazy fun time. Read Full Review

If you like goofy, old school comic book fun against a freakish, dystopian background, then this is probably the only game in town. And it's a good game, at that. The art by Carlos d'Anda in this issue is phenomenal and the story by James Tynion IV is expertly hilarious. I'd say the creative team rose to the challenge with this issue. Read Full Review

The ever forward nature of this story doesn't allow for many breathers, but as far as pure entertainment goes, this book is an easy sell. Read Full Review

Fast, fun but without much depth and not above succumbing to the lesser clichs that come with the story matter and not necessarily to the issue's credit. However, lots to look forward to, with more action in store and hopefully more of a hook than thePlanet of the Apes, "God damn you all to Hell!" ending I think most readers would be expecting. Read Full Review