Having kidnapped the artist who worked with Jared's father back in the '80s, Jared and Killstrike have to infiltrate a comic convention to keep up appearances, and Killstrike receives tons of accolades for what appears to be the best cosplay of all time.
This is without a doubt the funniest comic of the year, especially if you were a comic reader of the 90's. Don't be sillyhead and miss this series. Go out and get the first two and then read this issue. You won't be disappointed. Read Full Review
Overall, I think this series is doing pretty well. I like how weird it is, and I love where it’s going. I really hope we get hit with a surprise; we certainly got a nice plot twist with Jared’s father’s shrine. I hope we get some more, but we’ll have to keep reading to find out! Read Full Review
A wonderful yet unlikely buddy comedy road trip, this penultimate is issue is a great setup to what could be a very interesting finale. Read Full Review
The book continues to drop clever pieces that range from somewhat opaque references to comic history to much more on-the-nose moments. It is impressive to see just how functional the story remains to be for readers with a limited or casual knowledge of comic book history, while offering a few extra laughs for those who have a little more under their belt. Its likely that the premise and approach to Oh,Killstrike will not engage all types of readers, but that is not indicative of the caliber of craft behind the title. In fact, with only an issue left, many readers will be rather hopeful that there may be future stories for these characters. That, on its own, is evidence of a well made title. Read Full Review
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