• 5.0
  Razorfine - Alan Rapp Oct 1, 2008

  Fans of Campbell, or of the film this story borrows liberally from, might want to give this one a try, but it's more of a curiosity (and a bit of an expensive one at $3.50) than anything else. Those waiting for the film can check it out in limited release on Halloween day. Read Full Review

• 4.3
  IGN - Richard George Oct 1, 2008

  Unfortunately this, much like the Indiana Jones movie books we saw in the summer, is the perfect example of why publishers need to stop cashing in on movies simply because they can. A good adaptation is just fine, and we've seen some very effective ones lately (albeit focusing on prose novels, not movies), but the industry is worse off when stuff like this is on the shelf. Casual readers are attracted to these books because they recognize the branding. It'd be a shame to turn them away with poorly produced material like this. Read Full Review

• 3.0
  Major Spoilers - Stephen Schleicher Oct 8, 2008

  Nothing against Bruce Campbell, I'm a huge fan. I'm also a fan of most of what Dark Horse publishes. Sadly, after reading My Name is Bruce, I can only give it 1.5 out of 5 stars. Lots of potential, terrible delivery. Read Full Review

• 1.6
  Weekly Comic Book Review - Ben Berger Sep 28, 2008

  I feel a prelude or non-direct tie-in would've been a better way to go for this book. It's pretty clear that it wasn't a priority for everyone involved. Since that's the case, why spend your money on it? Read Full Review

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