Introducing Blackout, An all-new hero!
Step into the darkness with the brand-new Dark Horse superhero Blackout, written by Frank Barbiere with art by Micah Kaneshiro! Get ready for sci-fi action with the return of Ron Randall’s Trekker! Take the case and save the world with Donny Cates and Eliot Rahal’s Hunter Quaid! Plus, new installments of Alabaster: Boxcar Tales, Nexus, Crime Does Not Pay, Brain Boy, King’s Road, Bloodhound, and Villain House!
DHP is always a treat, and issue #24 is no exception. You're sure to find a story, a writer, an artist, that piques your interest. Read Full Review
There you have it. All of the stories covered so you shouldn’t have any questions about what to read and enjoy when you pick up the anthology. Also, for as much as I’ve said, I’ve left plenty out of each story for you to read and enjoy. Read Full Review
Ok honestly that's enough; I can't go on and on. There are a bunch more stories in this issue. I would suggest that you get your hands on a copy because there's something in here for everyone and it is definitely worth picking up. Whether it's the art, story or both. Read Full Review
ONLY REVIEWING THE STORY BY DONNY CATES AND ELIOT RAHAL:
I'm trying to read Donny Cates' earlier work. His more recent works are some of my favorite comics in a long time. This Hunter Quaid story, however, is a bit lackluster. It's only 10 pages, so there was only so much he could do here. But it's almost not worth the time to read? It's fine, not good, not bad. Just fine.