Sixpack learns the awful truth about his somewhat unlikely return to Gotham City, as a mysterious guide takes him beyond the bounds of life itself and into the mystical realms. Dogwelder receives a clue to his origins, and the rest of Section Eight begin to drift apart. But just when things are at their bleakest, it turns out that there's one more hero still to go...
If you feel like thecomics you're reading don't make you pleasantly nauseous enough, then you should definitelycheck this out. It's rude, it's crude, and it's got a rapping fallen angeldude. You'll get more insight into Six Pack and his motivations for re-formingSection Eight in this issue, but you'll also laugh your ass off and even have asurprise or two. If you're so inclined to such humor, that is. If you preferyour humor a little drier, then go read PuppetMaster. Read Full Review
This penultimate issue brings us to an unexpected, yet welcome place in the world of Section 8. It's hardly a case of 'too little, too late,' as Ennis has been delivering quality chuckles from the beginning. Yet what we see here is a book that is itself caught in a kind of limbo, wanting to be one kind of gross-out comedy that is equal parts pathos. The mix is almost there, and given the inevitable guest-star for the final issue (teased on the last page of this book), it might just be up, up and away before we say goodbye to these wholly unique characters. Read Full Review
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