This series somehow continues to get better, and with this issue's arrival, it appears that is not changing anytime soon. Read Full Review

King Arthur returns to Britain leaving a huge swath of bodies in his wake. Read Full Review

Dan Mora has a brilliant and engaging style to the art in this issue. Each page is filled with beautifully detailed art both in the characters and the lush world being created around them. Read Full Review

I continue to dig Once & Future. It's a book I always look forward to reading, and I'm really glad that it's back. Read Full Review

Once And Future #19 opens things up on a high note and never lets up from there. Gillen sets up the new status quo expertly, using the first few pages to not only outline the world but where all the other characters are in it. Mora and Bonvillain are one of the best art teams around, and this book proves that with every page. This opening issue of the new story arc does a great job at pulling readers in and comes highly recommended. Read Full Review

Once and Future #19 is the prime example of things getting worse before they get better. The question is, just what needs to happen in order for things to get better at this point? England has been lost to the Otherworld, and while there is still some fight left in our heroes, where do they go from here? And just who is this mysterious figure that appears at the end of the issue and what role may he play in the events yet to come? Read Full Review