Once & Future #23 is a visual feast that harmonizes with a gripping confrontation to present a wonderful tale about the generational pain of stories. The creative team feels like a band playing bangers after banger, working in tandem to get the blood pumping before the next big set. Even in a quieter issue with less action and more character work, the team gives it their all and reminds the reader why Once & Futureis one of the best books on the spinner rack. Read Full Review

Mary McGuire has her sights set on her own mother while other characters play their part in the unfolding story. Some more knowingly than others. ‘Once and Future' #23 is another magical and macabre issue with a good deal of intelligent twists. Read Full Review

Dan Mora delivers some incredible art throughout the issue. From the quiet character moments to the giant action beats, Mora delivers visual spectacle every time. Read Full Review

Once & Future is as good as comics get, and this is another perfect example of why. Read Full Review

Once And Future #23 is a juggling act of the highest caliber. Gillen shows off his talents once again, and Mora and Bonvillain are again one of the best art teams in the business. Once again, this book remains among the best. Read Full Review

The issue is a rarity in that, while still well done, is one you could skip without missing much of a beat. Other threads include Merlin stressing and yet another story being brought into the mix when a parlay with the fairies leads to three magic beans and a beanstalk. Read Full Review

I love this series so much.

This is a series that I am beginning to collect, even the subplots are not far from this interesting story.

A good story accompanied by good art and color will always be appreciated, and this is the case.