Dark Horse'sCOLONEL WEIRD: COSMAGOG #1is a masterwork in putting a reader in the subject's shoes. Colonel Weird, who should be too strange to comprehend, ends up feeling like a piece of the reader's own soul. Jeff Lemire and Tyler Crook create a gorgeous beginning to what will undoubtedly be a excellent series. Read Full Review

What's next for our cosmic hero with the shattered mind? Get ready for another fascinating character study in the Black Hammer universe. Read Full Review

Bizarre, thought-provoking, and extremely well-crafted, Colonel Weird: Cosmagog #1 is stunning and must not be missed by Black Hammer fans. Read Full Review

This is a standout comic longtime Back Hammer readers will love, but newbies who dabble can enjoy too. As a standalone comic book Colonel Weird: Cosmagog is exceptionally written, plotted, and illustrated. If you're like me and are loving the soon to be finished Skulldigger and Skeleton Boy, you'd do well to jump on board with this new series. Read Full Review

Honestly, if youve read any of the main series, youre likely already picking this one up. Cosmagog brings the best qualities of its leading man to the page, making for a fantastic read. Its touching and exciting and confusing and pretty much essential reading for any Black Hammer fan out there. Dont miss it. Read Full Review

Gorgeous from start to finish, this return to the inner circle of "Black Hammer" is a beautiful and touching mind puzzle. Read Full Review

Colonel Weird travels to his own past to find what he has forgotten. Read Full Review

An emotional story about a man cascading through time and self. Read Full Review

Colonel Weird, like all of the characters, played a pivotal role in the main Black Hammer storyline at the farm and really helped to shape how it all happened. Shifting him to his own series is definitely welcome as there's so much to explore here and the first tastes of it definitely has its hooks in me. I really like seeing more of his childhood here, more of his time as the competent/excellent astronaut, but also more of his time post-gateway that changed him. Lemire knows the character well and Crook delivers a gorgeous book from top to bottom with its design and look, making him an excellent partner on the project. It looks fantastic with its detail and the softer palette for the color design that makes it feel like it's from a whole other time. I can't wait to see what's next as the journey gets underway. Read Full Review

Colonel Weird: Cosmagog feels like it's pulled straight out of an episode of the Doom Patrol HBO Max series. Read Full Review

I would recommend this one if you would like something different and some original characters. Read Full Review

My favorite series in recent memory gets an excellent spinoff! Getting to see what Weird was doing when he was disappearing continues to build on the lore of the Black Hammer series.