KIERON GILLEN and GABRIEL ANDRADE have brought an incredible visceral bloody misery to the pages of "Uber Year II." The Russians have a monster. Katyusha has activated and appears to be Battleship class. But she was already a wild card, uncontrollable and unstable. How can they hope to base their military survival upon the shoulders of a psychotic soldier? The German Ubers continue to push their advantage in the world theatre and the ground quakes from their titanic powers. Casualties continue to mount in a conflict that is quickly sending the world to the brink of utter destruction.
Overall, it's a thrilling issue that gives readers another Easter egg on what is really going on that the reader wont see otherwise. The story by Kieron Gillen is clever and enjoyable. The art by Gabriel Andrade is beautiful. Altogether, an excellent entry in this entertaining World War II series. Read Full Review
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