Cognetic #2 delivers a fast paced -almost rushed- installment of this engaging story, the writing and illustrations are great but you are left feeling you could do with a couple more pages. Read Full Review

Other than the issue where some design choices confused me (Annie's eyes and the font of her dialogue are red, but her the font of her text messages is blue), this issue had very little that wasn't working towards creating a pretty captivating story. It seems too soon for this comic to come to an end next month, but with the amount of story Tynion and Donovan put into this issue it'll undoubtedly go to some strange and unpredictable places. Read Full Review

Cognetic #2 is yet another solid entry in this latest mini-series from the creators behind Memetic, as despite being a little slow near the start, it definitely made up near the end. It also gave wonderful background, and along with the tense interaction, it left me eager to dive into the final chapter. Read Full Review

I am a fan of Tynion, blame the Batman fan in me I guess, even if most of his work has been in partnership with Scott Snyder. Reading something non Bat related allows for, hopefully, the quality of the writing to shine. In this instance, the writing is as expected, even if certain elements of the story aren't the most original. Still, the book is an interesting read and at only three issues long, taking a look at something new won't break the bank. Read Full Review