Witness Point #2
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| Writer | Nathan Fillion, Heath Corson |
| Artist | Soo Lee |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
The ghoulish mystery of the dismembered John Doe deepens as Deputy Marshal Priya Khabrani and Sheriff Kite Carter scramble to solve the murder, but as their investigation threatens the safety of those ensconced in witness protection in this idyllic Midwestern town—a former Mafia hitman turned pizza maestro, a seemingly reformed militia leader, and an unrepentant love cult guru up to his old tricks, to name a few—it becomes abundantly clear to the Sheriff that the Marshal's abrasive, full-contact style of questioning won't make her many friends around Witness Point. Plus, with the True Crime Club compromising their probe with their new more
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9.0
Nerd Initiative - Lauren The Hoppy Geek
Aug 19, 2026If looking for a new and fun who dunnit, that might include circus performers and former mobsters… look no further! So far, Witness Point has been non stop entertainment and mystery, and I can’t wait for more! Read Full Review
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8.6
Fanlight Zone - Richard Coryell
Aug 19, 2026Witness Point #2 is a strong follow-up that expands Baraboo’s strange world while keeping the murder mystery moving. The issue works best when it lets Kite and Khabrani’s opposing views of the town’s protected witnesses create tension beyond the case itself. While the story can feel a little busy as it jumps between suspects, the sharp character dynamics, eerie small-town atmosphere, and strong visual storytelling keep it engaging. This remains a mystery series worth following, especially if you enjoy crime stories built around secrets, mistrust, and a town where almost everyone has something to hide. Read Full Review
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7.6
Comic Watch - Logan Mullins
Aug 19, 2026Issue #2 fixes what the first issue lacked by shifting to the point of view of Deputy Marshal Khabrani. The change gives the series its first real thematic footing, making this issue the clearest sign yet of what the series can be. Read Full Review
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