A multiversal nightmare unfolds as hordes of demonic hellamentals attack Spiral City, while dark heroes congregate in hell fearful of another onslaught by the world destroyer Anti-God.
While this story is part of a much larger story that Im not familiar with (yet), this third issue has been my favorite so far. Im truly starting to understand this bigger universe, and the level of the threat everyone is facing, while also dealing with their own issues. Whether looking for a single story or a whole universe creating story, Black Hammer The End should be on your pull list. You can be as much or as little invested as you want, and still enjoy it all. Read Full Review
You can feel all the events coming together and some pieces that have been laid out for a long time activating in a new way because of the way the varied cast is interacting. It's not exactly too big but it also doesn't have something where you've known these characters for years and years and read so many stories about them that you're so connected. But it's effective in managing this and creating a good sense of drama and tension as the end of everything is almost here and they all react in ways that are honest and natural. I loved seeing how the situation with Gail gets handled and just the way the kids in general are dealing with this as all the secrets of the adults are finally being laid bare and nobody is ready to handle it. Some solid stuff that has me eager to see more of hoe the end is really going to play out. Read Full Review
Black Hammer's familiar meta tone takes center stage in The End #3, giving readers a plot that's buried under what seems to be 20 layers of Black Hammer storytelling. Read Full Review
Multiversal madness goes both way, it seems. Read Full Review
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