Ig Guara has an immersive and brilliant artistic style and it comes through in the action as well as the expressive and beautifully detailed characters. Read Full Review

As the cast of characters grows rapidly, Magic the Gathering will likely find itself at impasse to try and keep helping newer fans into the world and to appease the voracious fans who are fully aware of some of the pre-existing dynamics at play. As someone who errs towards the latter, I enjoy the comic and premise. I feel like this issue had a bit more bookkeeping and text boxes than maybe helpful, but it's remains a fun jaunt through a beloved IP. Read Full Review

If you enjoy fantasy comics and haven't picked up this title yet, it's only two issues in. Let it weave it's " ahem " spell on you. This isn't just a fun Magic comic book, it's a fun comic book with a very light touch. Read Full Review

MAGIC #2 brings the world of Zendikar to life. Read Full Review

Guara's artwork still somehow feels both incredibly busy and somewhat empty at the same time, pairing over-emphasized figures in the foreground with often blank backgrounds. Still, if you're going to do mystery in Magic, Ravnica is the place for it, and you can sense the fun McKay is having while weaving these threads. Read Full Review

Interesting Characters and World being explored through the story and artwork. Read Full Review

My first overall thought is that I am way too old to be learning a whole universe of characters, places, skills and effects! But millions of fans can't be wrong, perhaps I should some room in my muddled head for this series! It looks like print one may be about to sell out so keep an eye out for variant covers! Read Full Review