"TWILIGHT" part four! Faced with a career-ending diagnosis, Deathstroke is coached by Power Girl to reinvent himself - and comes face to face with a rival assassin known as Deadline!
Part four of “Twilight” was an exciting issue that reminded me of everything I love about this series. Priest and his incredibly talented team have stepped up the bar and laid out the groundwork for an exciting finale to exciting arc. Read Full Review
As usual a lot of respect needs to be given to the litany of great artists that have graced the pages of Deathstroke. Larry Hama returns for breakdowns, as do Carlo Pagulayan on pencils, and Jason Paz on colors. Together they form one hell of a storytelling machine. A Priest script wouldnt work half as well without a well-oiled team like this, the beats are as funny as ever, and theres some truly brutal visuals with a brooding Jericho at the nadir of his vitality, as well as Slade Wilson as vulnerable as a remorseless assassin can be. Pazs colors in particular work with the black and white superhero world of Joey Wilson beginning to literally bleed into the grays of his fathers, as well as the strange visual of Slade Wilson with a seeing-eye dog. Altogether youre getting whats most definitely one of the best books on the stands, and at a price thats beginning to become a curiosity in comics. Get on it now. Read Full Review
At this point, I don't know when or if I'll stop reviewing Deathstroke. At times I just want to enjoy it and don't always have something new to write about, but then other times it's all I want to talk about, and so these reviews are an outlet for that. Deathstroke is still DC's best title, and it's a damn shame if you're a comic fan and you're not reading it. Read Full Review
Christopher Priest continues his slow burn story and while that is getting a bit tedious, Power Girl is here to save the day! I love Tanya Spears in this book and because of that, my score went up. Either keep her in the book or give us some answers, Priest. I'd actually love to see both. Read Full Review
Deathstroke #15 is a good read, especially is you've been reading the series as a whole. Rose has finally decided to leave home, and I'm excited that she's ready to go back into the world. She seems determined not to follow in Slade's footsteps and I'm eager to see how she goes about doing things differently. Tanya was alsoa great addition, and I must admit I thought she'd slow Slade down. Priest proved me wrong and I loved her interactions with Slade, and she proved just how valuable she was to him. Priestat the book's conclusiondoes a wonderful job of leaving us on a cliffhanger that involves a blind Deathstroke in a shootout! Read Full Review
Good issue, fantastic art. This issue finally gets the story moving along at the pace that it should be, a complaint that I have had with the last few chapters of the story. Also, Tanya surprisingly makes a great addition to the already well rounded cast of characters this series boasts. I usually don't factor covers into my reviews, but this issue's cover is utterly atrocious.
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