The year is 2037. A brutal world war has left humanity in shambles. The remnants of civilization are tracked down and systematically eliminated by The Scourge. For the people of the central colonies, only one hope remains, an elite team deployed into the deadliest location on the planet: Savage Squad 6!
This first issue lays the foundation for what looks to be a unique story of freedom fighters. Read Full Review
Savage Squad 6 #1 starts with dynamic characters, making it an excellent start. However, the overarching plot hasn't grabbed my attention just yet. Read Full Review
The series is off and running in a positive direction. The Savages seem pretty cool. And it IS fun to hang out with them for at least one issue. Venditti and McKinney move things across the page with a stylish sense of fun that might continue to find an appeal in the issues to come if they can continue to track the right kind of poetry and march it across the page at the right angles. Read Full Review
The kids are alright even if they're a tad derivative at times. Read Full Review
The storytelling in Savage Squad 6 is wonderful, with great pacing, a perfect mix of action, suspense, and drama. Read Full Review
Savage Squad 6 #1 isn't particularly interesting, but it's not particularly bad either. It's a pretty bland setup issue that lays the groundwork for a tight and compelling story to potential out sprout from the book's all too generic seeds. Read Full Review
Dark Horse Comics latest gun-slinging post-apocalyptic series offers a serviceable premiere issue, but little outside of that. Read Full Review
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