Generation Zero #6

Writer: Fred Van Lente Artist: Javier Pulido, Diego Bernard Publisher: Valiant Comics Release Date: January 18, 2017 Cover Price: $3.99 Critic Reviews: 4 User Reviews: 4
8.2Critic Rating
7.2User Rating

Generation Zero managed to survive their first mission, and now duty has called on
them to venture deep inside a perilous dimension only known as the Heroscape to see the world through a new set of eyes! They'll discover their friends' biggest secrets, their enemies' darkest fears, and their town's sinister connection to this imagination-fueled reality. But just because the Heroscape is imaginary, doesn't mean it can't kill you... And, from anime-inflected zombie hordes to psychedelic sci-fi warriors, all of Rook, Michigan's most deeply buried fantasies are about to come roaring out of your daydreams!

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  • 10
    GAMbIT Magazine - Alan D.D. Jan 18, 2017

    It's great to see that the people at Valiant taking risks with Generation Zero #6, as the natural response is to keep doing the same thing. I'm not surprised, however, because the standard they have set is pretty high-quality. We just keep getting the same great quality storytelling and the same solid art since we got in issue #1. Generation Zero is on track to go down in history as something truly special. Read Full Review

  • 8.0
    Graphic Policy - Alex K Cossa Jan 20, 2017

    Fred Van Lente is building to something fantastic here, and we're starting to see glimpses of it now. In a series where a slow burn hasn't always been welcome, we start to see some pay off with the sixth issue. Read Full Review

  • 7.9
    Multiversity Comics - Ken Godberson III Jan 19, 2017

    The big plot of Rook may be a bit derivative, but this book lives and breathes in the character beats Van Lente, Bernard and Pulido provide. Read Full Review

  • 7.0
    Weird Science - Jim Werner Jan 22, 2017

    I feel like I can't say much negative about this issue, but at the same time I felt like we didn't really get much from it. Even though it's touted as a new arc it never really felt like there was an end to what we previously had. It does end up having a few positive moments I really enjoyed though. I was just let down that we have to wait until the next issue for what I was hoping to get to in this issue, but instead of getting something meaningful out of it, it's mostly just rehash and rundown of the events so far. Read Full Review

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