Mia is trapped at the bottom of the ocean with her father's murderer-and they must work together to repair the flooding Dept. H base. Aaron's desperate attempt to reach the surface is their last chance at rescue, but six miles of water and the mysterious creatures that live deep in the ocean are just as dangerous as the rising water and the unknown killer inside the base.
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"Matt's talent is just unbelievable here. All of the mannerisms he puts into each character [tell] a larger story than the words could ever [tell alone]."-Comic Crusaders
There's not too much more to say about this issue. In terms of art, it's pretty much par for the aforementioned course. There are some really nice panel layouts to be seen, with a great juxtaposition between color (particularly multicolor in some areas) and gray scale throughout. In conclusion, if you've been digging the series so far, I think you'll like this one. If you haven't, I doubt it'll change your mind. Read Full Review
Dept.H is a comic that does so many things well, but ultimately stumbles where it needs to succeed the most. As much as I want to lavish praise on it like other reviewers have, it's weak points are far too glaring and important and the strengths don't do enough to make up for the lack. Dr. Josh gives this a" Read Full Review
The mystery deepens as we explore the backgrounds of Q and Lily in greater detail, unearthing the conflict between them and their relationship with Mia's father. The pace of this series is undeniably slow, but I enjoyed this instalment.
I was a huge fan of this series especially the art but one had to question when is something substantial actually going to happen? I'm hoping with issue 10 coming up something big is on the horizon otherwise this may float right off my pull list.
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