This series may have been a bit too out-there for some, but it was a great experiment. Read Full Review

The only complaint about Outsiders #11 is that it feels a bit packed. I'm going to chalk that up to the fact that this was meant to be 12 issues but got shortened. But for what it's worth, Outsiders #11 is both an ending to a great series and a story about the promise of...well, stories. And who knows: maybe one day someone will revisit this story in the future. Nothing ever ends. Read Full Review

Outsiders #11 provides a fitting conclusion to not only the series and story as a whole, but also for the incredible cast of characters involved. Read Full Review

Outsiders #11 and this entire run were unusual. Felt like a joke that most of us were not in on. Give it a read and see for yourselves friends and readers. Until next time. Keep on Reading. Read Full Review

Outsiders mostly turned out to be a backdoor Planetary ending. Lanzing and Kelly underwrite their Bat-family protagonists to shoehorn any and everything they love about Wildstorm Comics into this book. Overall, I can't blame them for trying to write for the book they wanted to write, but I condemn them not being so good at writing what they want. By the end of the series, the writing duo squeeze all the fun out of superheroics in favor of a X-Files style drama that ends up going nowhere fast. Nevertheless, Outsiders lays on meta commentary about the nature of endings and imply that stories will live as long as there are readers willing to pick them up. So, maybe this book wasn't great or ends up setting up other Wildstorm spin-offs, but it will always have space to continue in the hearts of those who pick it up. Read Full Review