Final issue! Lucas jumps into the future for the first time and discovers what the influencer demon's plans will lead to.
Lucas Stand has been great at focusing in on character while the premise does its thing. This makes it easy to put yourself in Lucas' shoes and go on the ride with him. This conclusion has a fitting ending, flipping the script to re-up the excitement. Read Full Review
It also helps them nicely set up a second run of comics if they choose to do so, with Lucas Stand ending not with complete resolution but rather a revived mission statement, and a character very much prepared to continue his bloody, vengeful & yet cathartic travels through time slaying demonic evil. On the strength of this visually impressive, tough cookie comic run, his story deserves to continue. Read Full Review
Kurt Sutter and Caitlin Kittredge‘s Lucas Stand started on a high that it had difficulty reaching in the following issues. The central character hopped through time like a drug addled Sam Beckett from Quantum Leap and the narrative often fell too easily into time travelling cliches. However Lucas has arrived in the future and the comic has the opportunity to dig into his psyche in ways not possible previously. Read Full Review
Unfortunately, Kurt Sutter didn't seem to be pulled from his episodic television methods with Lucas Stand and there was a lot of drama at the end that didn't really pay off for readers. I'm not exactly sure where we leave Lucas at the end of this series or what he learned throughout the series, but I wouldn't put it past him to run another minivan off the road. Were any lessons really learned in the end? Lucas Stand might as well have left our protagonist and anti-hero in the same place we found him at the start of the series and that's not saying much… Read Full Review
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