How far are the Worshippers willing to go for the cause?
Bristow has always done whatever is needed to rise through the ranks of the security services, but now he'll make his move and reveal his true ambition.
And Bristow's secret meeting with a shadowy devotee may alter Jason and Chen's fates forever...
We Only Find Them When They're Dead #9 is another great issue from Al Ewing and Simone Di Meo. The story and art build together perfectly to capture the reader's attention and make sure that it stays focused during the experience. And reading any issue of We Only Find Them When They're Dead is most assuredly an experience. My favorite book of the week! Read Full Review
A month is a long time between issues in a series like We Only Find Them When They're Dead. The interwoven, complex narrative is a strength of the series, but it also means it's harder to appreciate it given the waiting interval. That said, Ewing and di Meo consistently produce one a visceral comic reading experience that makes it worth the effort to go back and revisit the back issue, even if all the interstellar scheming would be better parsed in one go. Read Full Review
If I were invested in the individual characters of We Only Find Them When They're Dead, this issue would be an absolute stunner considering the betrayals and revelations contained within. However, this is a series that rarely emphasizes its characters as they act, first and foremost, as avatars for allegory. Read Full Review
I'll be honest, this one was a chore to get through. I'm just not feeling connected to this story the way I do with Ewing's other work,
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