A multidimensional nightmare continues to wreck havoc on Spiral City as bizarre versions of Black Hammer heroes come face-to-face with the brutal vigilante known as the Skulldigger. Featuring a special two-page Inspector Insector backup story by Rich Tommaso!
Black Hammer Reborn #6 is another terrific addition to the growing Black Hammer canon. The previous titles in the line have given me high expectations for any new issue. But Jeff Lemire has not failed to meet them yet. I look forward to learning more about this parallel Spiral City as the story continues in the upcoming issues. Read Full Review
The artists do some great work with the visuals in the issue. The imagery is fun and vibrant with a classic comic look and feel. Read Full Review
Black Hammer Reborn continues to expand this world and concept nicely and I really enjoy that it can sidebar from being all about Lucy to do something else. The focus on Skulldigger covers a lot of ground overall even while giving us time with Andromeda, his discovery, and the use of this other group from the other dimension that's now invading. The story moves briskly with some good dialogue throughout while the artwork once again works an interesting minimalist approach reminiscent of the days of old while still playing to modern approaches. I'm really curious to see how far this goes and what new twists may be in store. Read Full Review
The Black Hammer story has always been best when Lemire balances complex storytelling over the span of multiple timelines. While that could introduce more confusion, especially when the plot itself involves the introduction of a multiverse, this script manages to balance it all exceptionally well. Read Full Review
This one is a ton of fun if you read both their miniseries.