Mark discovers a force within Eden that wants to take control from him and his mother. Bremble is pushed further into madness by Isaac Shiffron, and discovers a truth that will cause war between Eden and the FBI. Justice lives inside Mark, but so does cruelty, and with Maggie and Molly pulling him in different directions, Mark will have to choose what kind of man he will become.
But despite my reservations about it, Bremble's decision does have me excited for where it will lead. Both he and Mark's chosen paths should offer a glimpse into both men's psyches that we haven't seen yet. Considering how deep Bryan Hill already dives into what makes Postal‘s characters tick, going further into those depths with Mark and Agent Bremble should make for even more unsettling (and highly enjoyable) stories. Read Full Review
'Postal' is the crime drama in comics that's as addictive as any on television. It loves to linger in the dark corners of society with bad people trying to be less bad in order to hold on to what they have, a safe uncomplicated place to call home. Issue eighteen challenges all of that with some decisions that are sure to have devasting results. Hill and Goodhart produced another solid chapter. Read Full Review
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