"Loose Ends" comes across as an experimental comic, but the only aim is to be excellent at whatever ends up on the page. This is the comic equivalent of a Darren Aronofsky film in that it might not be for everyone but many will enjoy it on numerous levels. The slow burn of the tale, and fractured narrative, makes the reader feel as caged and itchy as the characters. This comic is a must read if you constantly search the racks for something 'new' and can't pin your next favorite thing down. "Loose Ends" is your new best friend; try not to let it get arrested. Read Full Review

This issue of LooseEnds didn't appeal to me as much as the last issue, but it's still a greatbook which you'll find for yourself when you pick it up. The simple fact thatthe art tells you the story gives the book almost an adult cartoon feel to it(minus the gratuitous sex) proves how good it is. There is just something about this comic that keepsme thinking about it and recommending it as it really transcends any othercomic out there. I truly believe that LooseEnds will be a book that the industry looks back at years later as anexample of when the medium changed. Read Full Review