Legends of Oz: Tik Tok & the Kalidah #2

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• 8.5

  The Broken Infinite - Frank Rodriguez

  Jun 09, 2016

  Legends of OZ: Tik-Tock and the Kalidah # 2 was an issue where there seemingly wasn't a lot that went on while still progressing the story and characters. We have our girl on the run, Tik-Tok trying to make the right decision and Kali facing his past. The issue with the flying monkeys have now escalated into two factions after our trio. The art for the issue was simply superb as much of the story was detailed artistically while Thomas still writes a tight issue, letting nothing go to waste, including dialogue. There was set up towards our ending while still giving us plenty to enjoy visually this issue. Not a bad tale at all. Read Full Review

• 8.4

  Chuck's Comic Of The Day - Chuck

  Jun 06, 2016

  Written by Keith Thomas with strong art by Renato Rei, it's not traditional Oz, but it is a fun story. Read Full Review

• 8.0

  PopCultHQ - Jason Bennett

  May 24, 2016

  Still, this has been an enjoyable story withlikable characters that keep me interested in seeing issue three, the final issue in the miniseries. With the female companion shrouded in mystery and the quest for the magical compass, not to mention having the Witch's baddies hot on the group's tail, there seems to be a lot that needs to be answered. I expect the finale to bring many things to light and answer these questions carried over from the first two issues that will close this series on a high note. Read Full Review

• 4.0

  ComicList - Richard Gratton

  May 28, 2016

  Having said all this, Legends of Oz: Tik-Tok and the Kalidah #2 is not a fantastic read, but it is not a bad read either. If it were, we wouldn't want to know the answers to the questions posed above, because we wouldn't care. We would feel like we were wasting our time and money. This comic is definitely worth reading, it just needs fleshing out to a point where we can dig deeper into all the characters; their motivations, their desires and their fears. Hopefully, Keith Thomas can answer the questions we have before the series comes to an end. Read Full Review