Harrow and Branch come face-to-face with the most notorious-and completely unknown-killer in U.S. history when Control informs them that they not only know who killed John F. Kennedy, but that the assassin is still alive.
Maybe I'm being selfish, but this issue is the series I want. Sure, there wasn't a ton of action, but the whole thing so dang good and well-paced. Maybe the creative team is finding their footing"maybe I'm just finally coming around" but Deep State #6 might be the magic bullet this title needs. Read Full Review
Summary: The second arc of Justin Jordans Deep State continues to deliver on some exhilarating exposition while still finding a way to push the main mystery ahead. Its sad the two leads werent more involved but there were clear parallels drawn between the retired Control agent Anne Marie and our protagonist. Although it seems Annas warning about control may be too late, as our protagonist may already be in too deep. Its clear why Deep Secret was optioned for a TV series before the second issue was even released. This series has intrigue, mystery, and great lead characters that if in the right hands could easily carry a primetime drama slot. Read Full Review
Darkly humorous moments pepper the issue as Jordan gives us a perfectly paced look at the bigger picture, while Kristantina's art continues to impress. And shout out to Matt Taylor for his covers " this issue especially, I need it on a tshirt. With #6, Deep State is hitting its stride and showing a balance between blending the past conspiracies we all know and love and creating new ones central to our protagonists. Read Full Review
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