The Red Rising is complete: Mars is reborn, Earth is dead, and the Martian Manhunter walks again. But what will befall his once disparate aspectsMould, Agent Wessel, The Pearl and Mr. Biscuitswhen they are discovered alive on the new red planet? Hailed as one of the best and most unpredictable new DC series in years, MARTIAN MANHUNTER begins a major new story with this crucial issue.
With a series that began with out of the box thinking when looking at Martian Manhunter, it sure as hell is showing off it's muscular legs as it runs us further away from that box at top speeds with this story. Hell, I can't even see that box anymore with the concepts that this issue is throwing at us and while I may not know everything that's going on at this point....... I seriously dig it. While the art wasn't what I've come accustomed to when reading this series, it was still decent and I just found myself enjoying the hell out of this book as I tried to wrap my head around what was really going on. Read Full Review
A unique look at a criminally underrated character. Read Full Review
Martian Manhunter has been one of the more memorable results of the DC You relaunch. Writer Rob Williams has shown no fear about shaking up what readers expect from a Martian Manhunter story and making the character more flawed and compelling than he's been in years. Read Full Review
I've loved the series so far, but there were so many things wrong with this issue. It still gets a 6 because some of my problems with it are subjective, but a lot of the behaviour of various characters make no sense in here, and there almost seemed to be a different cliché for every page of the issue.
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