The issue also introduces many elements involving our team of The American Choppers. Malachai and Ethan Nicolle are adept at creating Axe Cop material, but I am still amazed at their propensity to innovate. The younger brother definitely has a bright future in the industry. Read Full Review

Everything about Axe Cop American Choppers makes Axe Cop feel like an idea gone past its sell-by date. Maybe that was always going to happen considering the whole thing Axe Cop was selling itself on was the imagination of a literal child and no one can stay a child forever. As a result Axe Cop American Choppers feels like a comic that's straining to do what once came naturally, still clinging to the format that spawned the character 5 years ago without accepting that it's author's relation to imagination and storytelling has changed. If there was a time where Axe Cop really was insane enough to excuse all the failings of basic narrative and character but that time is quickly coming to a close and unless Axe Cop can change with its creators it's just going to end up spinning its wheels and running in place till something newer and quirkier takes its place, not recommended. Read Full Review