There's plenty of surprises, reveals and betrayals this issue with Taylor paying off that Constantine quest subplot in a logical way that opens the door for a smart conclusion to the series. Its going to be hard to say goodbye to this series, but hopefully this creative team has some ideas for the next grand adventure. Read Full Review

This is another great issue with another great team created by these dire situations; plus it is all coming to a head with evil coming from above, below, and on site! Constantine is really building up the magical cache to save us"but will it just doom him in the end? Hype is high and I'm dying for that next issue! Read Full Review

I have a hard time believing that there's only one issue to go here, because it feels like there is way too much story left to be told in only twenty-something pages. Read Full Review

Trevor Hairsine's art continues to capture the desperation of DCeased: Dead Planet. And while I tend to enjoy anything John Constantine-related above all else, Hairsine and Rain Beredo's best work was with Wally West, particularly at the library. Read Full Review

DCeased: Dead Planet #6 sets up next month's big finale, and I enjoyed it a whole lot.  Tom Taylor gives fans some big moments and still keeps some surprises up his sleeve for later.  I have grown to like Trevor Hairsine's art more with each issue and have gone from not caring too much about Dead Planet when DC announced it to looking forward to next month's finale.  I should have known Tom Taylor would win me over.  He always does! Read Full Review

Trevor Hairsine delivers some beautiful art throughout the issue. So many of the pages and panels are filled with beautiful details in the characters and the action. A great looking issue with some awesome imagery. Read Full Review

All in all, this is a fine book and a good penultimate issue as this series heads towards it's conclusion. Read Full Review

As we move quickly toward the finale in the next issue, a lot of things are thrown at the reader here that again makes me wish this was a longer series so that the build-up could have been explored more. But I'm also enjoying the energy of what we're getting here and how it's progressing. Everything is moving at a good pace, the scripts are fun, the character interactions continue to be a delight while being filled with emotion, and the artwork is fantastic. This is a larger storyline that works really well and makes for a lot of fun in compiled/full reading as well I'm sure. There's a lot of things here that make it worth repeated reads and that's hard to say for a lot of comics these days. Read Full Review

DCeased: Dead Planet shows that there's still hope even in the darkest of moments. There are still heroes in this post-apocalyptic version of the DC Universe...even if they're an utter bastard like John Constantine. So much is coming to a head as this series reaches its epic conclusion and I have no idea how it's all going to shake out, but I can't wait to see it. Read Full Review

I think it's fair to say at this point DCeased has pivoted over from being a full-on zombie apocalypse book to being more of a "here's another Elseworlds we're giving to Tom Taylor to have fun with." Read Full Review

It's no secret that I'm a huge fan of Justice League Dark, and DCeased: Dead Planet #6 is like an Elseworlds variant of that brilliant series, but with Crisis On Infinite Earths level implications. Tom Taylor and the killer crew are giving fans all our favorite characters, mine in particular. John Constantine really comes into his own in this issue, and even though he's a self confessed “nasty piece of work” he's delivering the goods to prove otherwise. Read Full Review

DCeased: Dead Planet #6 got the job done in setting the stage for the final issue of this event. Tom Taylor and Trevor Hairsine continued to deliver the strong, emotional character moments that DCeased has been known for delivering. With everything that has been set-up the stakes going into the final issue of DCeased: Dead Planet could not be higher. Read Full Review

This isn't a terrible comic. I might seem overly critical, but the fact is that I don't find much of this stuff praiseworthy. DCeased has run out of steam: it feels like there aren't any stakes, and so many heroes have died that I've become numb to it, and the story is dragging at this stage. I hope that the creative team can end this story on a high note, but I'm afraid that I'm just no longer invested" Read Full Review

Love how Taylor keeps throwing complications into the DCeased universe. This was a pretty kickass read, and I'm looking forward to next month's conclusion.

A Super Saiyan version of Constantine...nice one tom taylor. As a whole, taylor handled Constantine better in DEAD PLANET than he has in RISE AND FALL.

Definitely the best thing that DC has brought out this year along with Three Jokers and both fell into cliches, one in killing Jason just because it's funny or I don't know and the other without giving an ending

I will not give spoilers because it is a number to read it is worth spending a little.

" I missed you so much."
- MR.MIRACLE

There's a lot going on here and I struggle with that a little bit. This is a pretty good issue, but I'm getting increasingly burnt out by this series.

We'll see how this goes.

I took too long to catch up and now everything is happening so much.