Where "Grifter" goes from here is anyone's best guess; Tieri was only scripting over Liefeld's plots, so presumably he (or another writer to be announced) could take the series in an entirely different direction. For now, though, it's a book where once you balance out the great art and the simplistic story, you end up with an average comic. On the bright side, it shouldn't inspire any ire. On the down side, average comics are also easily forgotten. Hopefully whatever happens next to "Grifter," it'll live up to the promise and potential of the series that we saw in those early issues. For now, though, it's not quite there. Read Full Review

This is a stinker. The action is so vanilla that it's hard to subscribe to the danger of the situation. The plot is boring and stretched out for way too long. The artwork is uneven to the point that one would think that there were about eight artists taking turns on the issue. Leave it on the rack, but enjoy Liefeld's cover. It's a riot. Read Full Review