With Dakota convinced that Curtis Metcalf is to blame for the Big Bang riot and the police hot on his trail, Curtis decides to change the game in a way that Edwin Alva won't see coming. He just needs to find a way to leave the country without getting caught.
I keep having to pinch myself that the legend Denys Cowan is providing the art on this book. And on one of Milestone's original characters. His unique style is pulsing with the lifeblood of what makes Dakota such a special universe. But on top of that, his action in this book, specifically when Hardware is in the suit, is some of the best art you could ask for. The linework is immaculate. Read Full Review
The best thing about Curtis is the fact that he, and allies like Tiffany, have seen this coming. They know that Alva has a pubic side and a private side. Hardware will need to fight his war with Alva on two fronts, and the fact that Alva has both privilege and public perception on his side should not be lost on the reader. Taking down Alva will also require a commitment to the long game. Read Full Review
But seriously, Cowan & Sienkiewicz are a match made in heaven, as Sienkiewicz is able to set the moody tone with inks and Cowan has drawn some of the most gorgeous female jowl and ocular work that I have ever seen in comic history, putting to page the cleanest depictions of Afro-centrism that I have seen in comics in contrast to the rawest depictions that I have seen from the likes of Risso or Corben. Read Full Review
Cowan does a brilliant job with the art in the issue. There is a beautiful, noir like quality to the visuals and every page has something interesting to see. Read Full Review
The side story proves somewhat distracting, but this was another enjoyable installment of Hardware that felt like it ended far too quickly. Read Full Review
Brandon Thomas, Denys Cowan, Bill Sienkiewicz, Chris Sotomayor and Rob Leigh show some real promise with this story! In only two issues, Im already anticipating what comes next, especially as Hardware is shaping up to be one of the best things to come out of the new Milestone Universe. Read Full Review
This series has been no-holds-barred since the first page of the first issue, but that means it's also sacrificed some character beats that Static and Icon's series have done a little better. But it's a strong read with a lot of room to grow. Read Full Review
Regardless of the story or plot, it's hard to get past Cowan and Sienkiewicz on the same team. It just so happens they work seamlessly with Thomas' scripts so far. Read Full Review
Very very very nice art & goes seamlessly with the story. More please!
An art team like that would make a lousy comic worth reading, and this is a really excellent comic. In particular, I really enjoy Thomas's take on Alva, putting BLM statements in his mouth while his hands are scheming. Milestone Returns has been everything I'd hoped it would be so far
This issue felt a lot more cohesive than the last, and I enjoyed it.
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