Captain Malik and the crew of the Vihaan II escape from their tyrannical government - and chart a course straight to the first living god they can find! But the only thing more dangerous than what lies ahead of them...is who follows behind them.
Despite the fact that issue #1 went through three printings, I still don't feel like enough people have read this series. It should be on everyone's list Read Full Review
The issue feels long overdue with how much it manages to pack in, but there is a balance to the dense exposition and plenty of times where Ewing knows to let Di Meo's artwork speak for itself to great effect. It's structured in such a way that encourages you to take in the majesty and awe of the story slowly, and it pays off. But ultimately, We Only Find Them When They're Dead #2 continues to blaze a strong trail in the latest of epic space operas. Read Full Review
Thanks to bold coloring and an intriguing script, "We Only Find Them When They're Dead" #2 creates a bold team of explorers in the face of a cold daunting universe. Read Full Review
Since a fair bit of this was devoted to backstory and flashbacks, we didn't get to move forward on the main plot much, but I don't begrudge the book for it because the characters are engaging enough to make the flashbacks compelling on their own. Retro sci-fi visual elements are as welcome as ever, as well, with the warp tunnel reminding me of the slit scan VFX from the movie "2001: A Space Odyssey." This series continues to be worth every minute I've spent on it and is a trip I eagerly look forward to. Read Full Review
Simone Di Meo delivers some beautiful art in this issue. There is a wonderfully detailed quality to the panels and Di Meo moves the story along brilliantly with awesome visuals both in the present story and the flashbacks. Read Full Review
It's an effective and exhilarating sophomore installment to one of 2020's most promising new series. Read Full Review
I liked We Only Find Them When They're Dead #2, but it wasn't as good as the first issue. The story didn't seem to flow together as well and the art was a bit muddled at times. Overall it wasn't bad, and I am still incredibly interested in this series and story. It just was a bit of a step down from the bombastic first issue. I am still excited to see where this team is taking this series and hope they pick it back up in issue #3. Read Full Review
Issue #2 builds the story slowly and surely as we venture toward narrative paydirt. Read Full Review
WE ONLY FIND THEM WHEN THEYRE DEAD #2 CVR A MAIN; WE ONLY FIND THEM WHEN THEYRE DEAD #2 CVR B INFANTE VAR; WE ONLY FIND THEM WHEN THEYRE DEAD #2 10 COPY ALBUQUERQUE IN Read Full Review
We Only Find Them When They're Dead #2 is a confusing dip in quality, but this series from Ewing & Di Meo still has life in it. Read Full Review
There’s no more shock factor like in the first issue, but it’s a really well done story and the art is gorgeous. Fascinated by this world
Still a little as-you-know-y but better about it.
I was a little confused at some points because I haven't gotten everyone's names down yet, but overall, this was still good.
Dull and unoriginal.
The artwork is still nice, but in general… NOT good at all
Better than the first, but it's a big NO for me
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