Following a mutiny, the crew of the Kapital are in a race against time to catch their increasingly elusive sister ship, The Massive, when a school of aggressive great white sharks cross their path!
Issue #11 of The Massive once again focuses on the macro-scale of the world post-crash, and I loved every minute of it. This series only gets better with each issue and #11 is a great example of how good it can be when Wood is in sync with his art team and they are firing on all cylinders. Read Full Review
Once again, not all your questions get answered, but you continue to get another fantastic issue that adds another layer to the vast world that Brian Wood is building here, and we are getting closer and closer to the payoff. Read Full Review
The issue just shows how amazing of a series this is, one I can't recommend enough. It is the best comic on the market, hands down. Read Full Review
The Massive continues to be heartbreaking and while it is dwindling rapidly hope still looms somewhere out there with Cal and his crew. If you enjoying rooting for the seemingly doomed, Wood gives you a book and a cast worth cheering. Read Full Review
What I love about this series is that I learn something new with very issue. Sure it’s fiction, but Brian Wood takes his ideas and blends them with real geographic landscapes & bodies of water the likes of which I’ve never heard of. If it wasn’t for this issue, I never would’ve learned about the Farallones. It’s the Discovery channel in a comic book. Knowledge & entertainment all rolled into one. Thank you Brian, Declan, Bellaire and all the peeps at Dark Horse, keep up the great work. Read Full Review
A very intriguing series even if each individual issue is a little odd. The world created by Brian Wood is much more interesting than the plot or the characters. Read Full Review
While there are some points where the issue feels a bit disjointed, the team of Wood, Shalvey and Bellaire deliver to makeThe Massive a hit yet again. With some dark plot points and beautiful artwork, this series continues to be one of the better on the market. Not the best issue of the series by any means, this one does exactly what it needs to do and does it well, providing another entry into the Post-Crash world of the series and keeping up with the engrossing narrative of the Ninth Wave crew that inhabits it. Read Full Review
The Massive is a moveable feast of agonies, a Gethsemane on the waves. Leave it to a writer with Wood's inimitable talents to make a reader even consider life worth saving. How Christ-like. Populations are being snuffed out. Cal is dying. And the sharks are circling. Read Full Review
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