Wolfman has delivered some awesome, outside the box superhero storytelling with this outing. I would love to see the upcoming Cyborg movie take inspiration from this. Read Full Review

Cyborg #11 was the right kind of conclusion you could want out of the ‘Cybernetic Registration' story arc. It didn't need to be in your face with something climatic. It just needed to stay true to how genuine this book has always been from the start. Hopefully that is how it will end as well. Read Full Review

This story is shaky for me because of the way Wolfman tries to integrate a social message that comes off as just plain wrong. The art makes the comic pleasurable to look at and worthwhile. While I hope Wolfman continues the plot in an enjoyable way, if he decides to address more societal injustices I hope he does so in a more respectful and tasteful manner. Read Full Review

This issue of Cyborg was not only really boring, but it relied completely on Cyborg hacking something and that trope is getting really old....... since it seems that's his solution in every issue.  If that wasn't enough we also get Cyborg coming off really odd, not only because his character makes us question our hero, but his dialog just wasn't great either.  All in all, it's stories like this that make me wish that Rebirth had already started because with one more issue of Cyborg in this run, I don't know if I want to see it after this. Read Full Review

What I just read is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever read. At no point in its rambling, incoherent story was it even close to anything that can be considered a rational plot. Everyone who read it is now dumber for having to read it. I award it 2.5 points and may God have mercy on your soul.