Like a well-shuffled deck of cards, Minor Arcana is full of little surprises and potential for the unexpected. It's intriguing, imaginative, and whimsically dark. Read Full Review

Jeff Lemire's Minor Arcana #1 is a story with emotion, relationships, magic and more. It has an engaging story with characters I want to learn more about and boasts a unique art style making it a real Jeff Lemire story. I am excited to see the magic of it all in future issues of this series and get to see what really is going on in Theresa's hometown. Minor Arcana spoke to me and I am listening. Read Full Review

Subtle complexity washes over you with genuine characters and strong visual storytelling. It's a compelling look at going home with characters fully realized and a sense of magic that's forbidden but right. Read Full Review

Lemire delivers some beautifully detailed and visually compelling art in the issue. I like the visual contrast between Theresa and the other people in the town and how she consistently looks apart from them. Its a great visual choice that made the character stand out. Read Full Review

A compelling and heartfelt opening to Lemire's new series at Boom! Studios. Read Full Review

Minor Arcana #1 is an interesting start and follows Lemire's familiar style of a mysterious buildup that takes us down the spiral of the rabbit hole. What exactly that adventure is and where it goes is part of the excitement of reading Jeff's indie work and the teases here promises an interesting ride to come. Read Full Review

There's a lot to dive into and I think that's what makes this issue worth checking out. You should check it out because there's so many interesting directions Lemire can take Theresa, and the readers, and what more can you ask for in a storyteller? Read Full Review

Jeff Lemire delivers another captivating supernatural mystery with Minor Arcana #1. While the story is just getting started, this debut issue showcases Lemire's signature storytelling and art style fans have come to love. Read Full Review

Minor Arcana #1 delivers a fascinating character study as the lead character, Theresa St. Pierre, returns to her hometown. As the layers are peeled back about why she returned the world opens up in interesting ways. It all leads to a hook ending that leaves you wondering exactly what is going on in Theresa's hometown. Read Full Review

Solid Lemire. So far so good. Its vague, but I know he'll do a great job putting it together.

I'm not a fan of Jeff Lemire's art. Everyone looks like a zombie. It's amateur at best. Not sure why he is insisting on drawing his own story, but it's definitely to its detriment. The setup is interesting, but I have no idea what this is about. The issue starts with some kind of vision and ends with some kind of vision without any explanation of what her abilities are. I'll continue it with the hopes that he'll start explaining the elements of the story.

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