Multiple worlds collide in this final issue of the hit Black Hammer superhero saga where villains and heroes unite to stop the multiverse from unraveling.
Another near-perfect entry in this universe, one of the best issues of "Black Hammer Reborn, and an equally satisfying chapter end and future tease. Read Full Review
The Reborn series draws to a close and in some way delivers us a quiet end for Lucy (for now) and provides some closure there while opening up to the chaos of what the final piece will be. I'm definitely looking forward to it, but until it comes about, it's time to put it out of mind. Read Full Review
The most important plot thread is tied up, so kudos there; there's just a lot left dangling by the time you close the back cover it hurts there's a wait until Black Hammer: The End. Read Full Review
While the Reborn series has been a good ride, it turns out that this entire chapter is nothing more than a tease for the larger story's next phase. While that is a popular storytelling technique to pull in an audience, this tale ends without any real resolution. That leaves readers feeling cheated and perhaps questioning whether they return for the next installment. Read Full Review
Feel weird rating this "ending" considering that it is not the end.
I can't even really say that this series has taken advantage of the roster of characters it's spent a lot of time and energy developing the last seven years.
The status quo shifts, choices are made, and the worlds are ending... just another day in SPIRAL CITY.
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