With mayor-hopeful and once-superhero Tex Reed in the clutches of a homicidal maniac, both the police and the violent vigilante Skulldigger are one step behind and on a collision course with disaster.
The pieces come together as the past and the present collide. Where does that leave this young orphan boy caught up in the life of a vigilante? Read Full Review
SKULLDIGGER AND SKELETON BOY #4 is the strongest chapter yet of what is shaping up to be one of the best chapters in the world of BLACK HAMMER. Read Full Review
Skulldigger and Skeleton Boy continues to visually challenge its readers in ways that not only excite, but increase the possibilities of what comics can do. If you like superhero stories, you need to do yourself the favor and read Dark Horse Comics' best series of the year. Skulldigger and Skeleton Boy is one of the most rewarding experiences of 2020. Read Full Review
Lemire makes it feel as though Spiral City has been around just as long as Gotham, or any other super-city for that matter, by further rooting his characters in a setting that feels at once timeless and currently relevant, while Zonjic presents some of his most inventive colors to help emphasize the warm heart and chilly soul of this story. Read Full Review
While the six or so months between issues don't do the book any favors, most of those reading it will ease back into it without hardly an issue. The script here makes it even more accessible as it deals with flashback material at first and then reconnects in the present. Lemire's script is definitely a lot of fun and hits some sweet moments here while Zonjic's artwork is dynamic to watch play out with rooftop fights, darkened room moments, and just the look of the costumes through the color design employed. It's a great book that I'm looking forward to the final two issues that are on their way. Read Full Review
You may not be smiling at pages from Skulldigger + Skeleton Boy, but it will leave your jaw hanging. Read Full Review
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