Take a break from drawn out superhero sagas and remember what comics can deliver in a single package; you won't regret it. Read Full Review

Even if you haven't been keeping up in Action Comics, Midnighter 2021 Annual #1 is able to be read by a new reader and understood. It's an exciting and thought-provoking finale to a series that's been dynamite since chapter one. "The Passenger" concludes with the surprises and insightful character components that have made it stand out. Read Full Review

This is a solid finish to a trippy story for Midnighter. With extra pages to spare for the annual, Conrad, Cloonan, and Oeming have delivered a non-stop action sequence with heartfelt moments and satisfying conclusions. Midnighter 2021 Annual will make you want more from this creative team. Read Full Review

Overall, any Midnighter run is going to have an uphill battle given that Steve Orland just hit it out of the park only a few years ago. This isn't that run and it doesn't have the emotional context of it, but if you're looking for a run that pays tribute to the chaos of the old Wildstorm run with a bit more depth, this will read pretty well as a whole. Read Full Review

The writing on this is very good and it has some great moments. They would be a good pair to write an ongoing Midnighter series. The art by Oeming is good as always. Read Full Review

Even though it's a non-stop action thrill ride with a garish color palette from Taki Soma and uniquely kinetic art from Michael Avon Oeming that's an argument against house styles, Midnighter Annual is another installment in the beautiful love story between Midnighter and Apollo, but with some very trippy obstacles. Add in the everyman vibe of Shilo Norman plus the sense of humor in Conrad and Cloonan's script, and this is is the flashy conclusion to this Midnighter arc that his fans deserve while cementing Andrej Trojan as a memorable member of his rogues gallery as he tries to avoid the thing that closes all of our loops, er, lives aka death. Read Full Review

Midnighter Annual 2021 is a decently entertaining one-shot that suffers from its connections with other DC Comics events. Cloonan and Conrad manage to smooth over of the more obtuse references and get the gist of the story without too much exposition. However, it still feels like walking into the middle of a conversation. Read Full Review

erhaps this annual is good for those who were already following the story of Future State's Midnighter, but for others, it is not particularly inviting. Read Full Review

While I was looking forward to the romance angle of Apollo and Midnighter being the thing that brought some actual heart to this story, it really felt like an afterthought to more punching and shooting that just has become monotonous in this overall tale and this Annual didn't do much to make this story feel worthwhile and the art remains something that I'm not a fan of at all. Read Full Review

Pretty convoluted and not very satisfying as an ending.

It wasn't bad, but it wasn't memorable. It was bland and ehh.

Anyone else remember when Annuals were something to look forward to? It was a nice pay off in the summer for reading the series the entire year? Well that is the exact opposite of what this book is. If anything it's a punishment for hoping the series would improve.
Pepperidge Farm remembers…Save your money kids.

Just awful. Some of the worst "artwork" I've ever seen in a comic. The art is so bad, it makes it impossible to enjoy anything about this.