When the Ninth Wave crew vote to undertake a side mission off the coast of a war-ravaged country, they get more than they bargained for, and Callum Israel ends up on the FBIs Most Wanted list.
This is another solid issue of the mini-series, a morality tale that is recommended reading as a stand alone story. Read Full Review
The range of stories we've gotten in this series have been solid and this one is no exception, even if you could see it being its own lengthy tale. Brian Wood knows this world he's created well, even if real world events seem to be surpassing it in a number of ways, and it's engaging to watch even these snippets of it that adds to the larger tapestry. Brown and Bellaire continue to deliver some great stuff that really hits a good note for me with its raw look, the heave line work, and the dark shadows across much of it. There's a haunting nature to the artwork in this that really hits home for me and this issue just clicks across the board in this department. It's a great combination of talent with excellent results. Read Full Review
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