Constantine and Diana Prince promise Michael they can help free him from the alien consciousness growing inside him, but in order for them to help, Cray must keep them both alive... protecting them from his former team as Trelane aims war at them all. How far is Cray willing to go to rid himself of the thing festering inside his mind? And how far will that alien inside Cray go to protect itself?
It's the most exciting entry to the adventure yet. Read Full Review
Probably the slowest issue of the series but still enjoyable. The issue offers plenty of character development and is a must read for fans of the series. Bryan Hill demonstrates that he is capable of fun action and tense dialogue in the same series, and as this issue shows, the same issue. Read Full Review
The last image is a splash page and Cray's last line hits home. It's a great ending and a wonderful set up for next issue. I'm loving this. Hill and Harris are killing it on this title and it's a great read month in and month out. Read Full Review
This is now slated as a twelve-issue maxiseries and it's been really strong so far. I'm hoping that as it enters its final arc, it's got a lot more surprises up its sleeve. I would not have expected a Deathblow miniseries to be one of my favorite DC books this year. Read Full Review
Bryan Hill's character study of Michael Cray continues and features an intriguing and, on the whole, successful mix of background, conflict, action and foreboding. Now that the two issues and done formula have been abandoned, there's a pleasing unpredictability to the story and, consequently, a greater sense that there are things at stake for our title character. The art is dynamic and, for the most part, effective and the return of Trelane and Cray's old team is, unexpectedly, rather welcome here. I have no idea what's going to happen next issue and I must admit that's rather nice! Read Full Review
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