The list of suspects grows as gumshoe Will Profane tracks down Spud Coltrane's killer, but the lovely Lili MacBeth threatens to throw him off the trail.
But without Coltrane's godlike hand penning his steps, will Profane walk the right path, now that it's his to choose?
Fernandez delivers fantastic art throughout the issue. The imagery beautifully captures the noir style and sensibility of the story. Read Full Review
This book isn't meta like some other recent titles, and it tries to celebrate and dissect storytelling and our connection with fiction with true prowess and intent. Read Full Review
The story slows down following last issues revelation that Will is fictional and his creator is dead. The flashback exposition doesnt generate much urgency. And Will continues to be a largely static, uncompelling character. Profane #2 is diverting enough, but it doesnt seem to be in a hurry to get anywhere. Read Full Review
Overall this is a good second issue to a five issue arc. A lot of the players are in motion and readers just have to wait, much like Will, to see what happens next. This is slowly building to a book that could be a joy to go back and re-read once it concludes. Read Full Review
Profane is both a highly engaging and immensely frustrating endeavor. Read Full Review
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