"LATER THAN YOU THINK," Part Two-Grant and Sara McKay take the first of what might be their last steps. The fate of everything rests on the cooperation of a shattered marriage.
Black Science #36 is another brilliant dive into the protagonists Grant and Sara. We see a world designed to aid them in repairing their marriage as well as their emotionally weighty responses to it all. Plus, Scalera and Dinisio make it another visually stunning installment. This one earns a strong recommendation. Give it a read. Read Full Review
Bottom Line: A sci-fi comic that can make a married couple working out their issues into an interesting journey is worth its weight in vibranium. As always, Remender and Scalera are at the top of their game, delivering an issue as emotionally resonant as it is visually arresting. Black Science is without equal every time it drops. Read Full Review
This is a beautifully crafted exploration of how important shared experience is between people who once meant something to each other. Sure this is a science fiction story, but it is more importantly a story about broken people who find a way to heal. Read Full Review
There is nothing more that I can say other than this is why I'll definitely be checking out issue #37. Read Full Review
With the end for Black Science in sight, the series still has plenty of tricks up its sleeve, even in a quiet issue like this one. Read Full Review
I'm not as enthusiastic with this issue as I might've been and felt the dialogue was a little bit better than the art, with some art being superior to other parts. I won't fully recommend this " but I won't claim it to be a bad comic, either, as to me, it just isn't. Read Full Review
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