I feel like an asshole saying this, but this is the best issue in the series thus far and I feel that way because I'm pretty sure I continue to say that with each issue. But it's so true. Even if you're still somehow not reading digital comics you should check this series out. If it continues past Mind MGMT's conclusion it will become the best book at Dark Horse, until then it's doing alright in second and that's no small feat. Read Full Review

Grandiose perfectly encapsulated the feel of Ghost Fleet #7; grand in an impressive way. I could see people calling it mindless, but its not, all of these revelations have been set up. Look back to the first couple issues and youll find all kinds of hints and tips of what was coming. Id say that Id be sad to see this series go but its hard to be sad when youre having this much fun. This penultimate chapter has all the dials kicked up to 11 so I cannot even begin to fathom what the finale will be like, aside from radical. Read Full Review

Admittedly, had you never read an issue of The Ghost Fleet and this issues cover lured you in with its siren song, saying “wow, this looks really cool” would be a fair reaction. But for the well-versed Fleeter, this issue goes above and beyond looking amazing; it delivers the payoff. It's the payoff to a series that was never content to rest on its action laurels or on perceived trucking tropes. It's the payoff to an emotional ride of loss and revenge. It's the payoff in the form of sacrifice and sacrilege. It's finally finding out what's in that damn truck. (Hint: Put it back in! Put it back in!) What the hell just happened? Awesome happened, my friends. Awesome happened. Read Full Review

I’ve never re-read a comic as soon as I was finished with it before. This time I did. Read Full Review