Just when you think that Gail Simone can't surprise you, she writes an issue like this. This is one of the most intense, darkest, and deliciously satisfying issues so far this year. This issue is ten kinds of crazy and even more kinds of awesome. It was a tough fight for Read Full Review

In addition to the focus on Catman, we have yet another splintering of the team, this time with Bane and Jeannette staying together with Jean promising to help recruit four more "monsters and perverts" to help fill their promised contracts. The rest of the team went off to help and/or stop Blake. I'm not really sure which, but enjoyed the concern from Deadshot. Another great moment from the issue. Read Full Review

By catching me off guard and making some bold choices, Gail Simone delivered one of the most enjoyable reading experiences I've had in weeks. Secret Six is not just DC's best team book, it's one of their best books on the stands. Period. Read Full Review

This issue is a thriller, through and through, and Catmans path to revenge is riveting so far. Even the depth given to the Italian assassin are amazing, telling us in a page or so how much we should dislike a character without resorting to shortcuts or hot button shoot a baby moments. Secret Six #20 is a very strong outing, earning 4 out of 5 stars overall, and leaving me with the bizarre realization that I dont know if I want to see Catman follow through against his foes or not. For his sake, I want him to pull back, but the story will be so engaging if he doesnt What to do, what to do? Read Full Review

As a sidenote: Id gladly read 60 page annual with just Bane and Scandal sitting on the porch, bickering lovingly. I hope the events of this issue dont mean well be seeing less of that. Read Full Review