Punk Rock Jesus #5

Writer: Sean Murphy Artist: Sean Murphy Publisher: Vertigo Release Date: November 14, 2012 Cover Price: $2.99 Critic Reviews: 6 User Reviews: 3
9.6Critic Rating
9.3User Rating

Chris and his band The Flak Jackets go on tour to spread his secular message across America. But his band wants to pull out when the conflict between the New American Christians and the punk army gets brutal. Will Chris be able to put a stop to the anarchy before everything ends in aviolently horrible Second Coming?

  • 10
    Blue Raven Comics - Garry Robertson Nov 16, 2012

    "Fantastic,” "controversial,” "inspirational"… these are words to describe this story, depending on your beliefs and, with only one more issue to go, it gets another 10/10, because it makes you think. Read Full Review

  • 10
    Crave Online - Iann Robinson Nov 16, 2012

    Punk Rock Jesus is as good as comic books get. Nothing else comes close. Read Full Review

  • 10
    Comics: The Gathering - vannarysok Nov 16, 2012

    I can go on and on about how awesome Punk Rock Jesus is. It is plentiful in substance but this is a miniseries that I suggest you just read yourself. So, what are you waiting for? It’s not too late! Go on and up the punk because I wouldn't want you to be missing out on what I honestly think is one of the best and controversial comics of the year. Read Full Review

  • 9.6
    Weekly Comic Book Review - Dean Stell Nov 19, 2012

    This is the best comic being published right now. From a writing/art standpoint, it might have a few equals, but the fact that Murphy actually has something to say puts it in another class. Read Full Review

  • 9.0
    Comic Book Resources - Jennifer Cheng Nov 16, 2012

    Murphy is a credit to skeptics and those who dare to challenge the establishment, religious or otherwise, and more importantly, "Punk Rock Jesus" makes a reader think as well as feel, more than any other comic on the stands. Read Full Review

  • 8.8
    IGN - Benjamin Bailey Nov 14, 2012

    The strongest aspect of Punk Rock Jesus is - always has been -- the art. Murphy's scratchy line work looks brilliant in black and white. There is a richness to every panel; an overabundance of detail and emotion. The double page spreads are serious things of beauty; true works of art. Murphy's use of light and dark makes this book soar. Even if you find the subject matter offensive, you can't help but marvel at the pretty, pretty pictures. Read Full Review

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