All the cards are on the table, and everyone knows where every player stands. A trap is laid- but are Red Team about to be beaten at their own game? A malevolent foe makes his move at last, in the sixth and penultimate episode of Red Team.
Craig Cermak beautifully renders this issue, showing just how tired and torn the team has become. The scene's after a funeral are wonderful; you can see by looking into the character's eyes just how far this has gone. This comic has looked great from day one, but this issue ramps it up a notch. Truly, Red Team #6 shows that even a book that features long scenes of folks just talking can be visual interesting. Adriano Lucas' clean colors top things off nicely and make Red Team a book that everyone " seriously, everyone " should be reading. Read Full Review
Red Team continues to be a dramatic and complex crime story that only Garth Ennis can pull off. I've enjoyed the story so far, and things have really been set up for an exciting finale. This is one that reads pretty well monthly but will really knock people's socks off when it can be read in its entirety. Read Full Review
Red Team #6 is a romp that has a fair amount of problems, but there are elements that I honestly enjoy. For that reason it squeaks by with a light recommendation. Read Full Review
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