The Maw and Amoni begin their march to the Tin Kin compound, Tree Jump and Crash retrace Pasha's Southern journey, and the Tin Kin must decide whether to shelter or refuse a group of unusual refugees.
Squarriors is amazing to look at and so much so that you forget that there's an equally as sharp story being woven on a scale that rivals war series like Game of Thrones and Vikings. Read Full Review
All that being said, I love that we're finally starting to get some more definitive clues and links between the past and present storylines. Maczko also does a great job drawing a narrative parallel between the two. And as far as the action sequences go, they're filled with all the wonderful woodland creature violence and mayhem that we've come to expect. When you combine that with Witter's brilliant art, it makes the wait for Squarriors: Summer #2 completely worth it"but still incredibly disruptive to what's otherwise shaping up to be a superb tale. Read Full Review
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