Busting foreign spies on domestic soil. Cracking the code on drug and human trafficking. Shutting down the mob. They are the elite Cryptanalysis Unit of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, examining manually encrypted documents and records of illegal enterprises, providing expert testimony, forensic assistance, and identification of terrorism, foreign intelligence, and criminal activities in support of federal, state, local, and international law enforcement investigations and prosecutions... Ciphers. Codes. Encryption. Passwords. Meet the best of the best at puzzling out the truth and protecting all of us from those that would steal more
Codebreakers is an interesting story. The first issue may start out somewhat slow, but when the turn occurs, Codebreakers suddenly becomes a race to save the life of a friend and co-worker. The ending creates a serious creepy vibe to the series, but one that I'm looking forward to seeing resolved. My guess is there will be plenty of explosions and the boy making out with the girl by the end, and that's okay, as it makes reading comics feel more like a Saturday afternoon spent at the movies. Codebreakers #1 is yet another good start to a series, earning 4.5 out of 5 Stars. Read Full Review
The art in this issue provided by Scott Godlewski and Stephen Downer is top notch. Boom Studios has done a great job finding great artists to work on their titles whose art styles don’t create a “house style” for the company and keeps each title unique looking. The page where Foster looks over Stanely’s apartment and begins to decipher what happened is a great piece of work from a layout point of view and coloring. Read Full Review
This wasn't a bad book, but it was a little unremarkable. I'll tune in next month and see how the story has progressed. Read Full Review
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