Along with Kyle's spectacular writing, legend Steve Pugh nailed the artwork which pairs extremely well with the Peacemaker character and Starks' story. We are excited to see where Pugh and Starks take this six-issue miniseries. Read Full Review

The debut of Peacemaker Tries Hard! has definitely lead the groundwork for an exciting series to come. The creative team has hit the mark and I look forward to seeing more in the future. Read Full Review

Peacemaker Tries Hard! sets a bonkers new standard for humor in comics, completely going far harder than it has ANY right to in its mission to thrill and cause many a reader to quite literally LOL. If you're a fan of the show, there's zero excuse for missing this series. Read Full Review

Peacemaker Tries Hard! #1 is a refreshing start to a kind of adult comic series you don't often get from DC Comics. It's a book many will love, especially if they liked the recent TV show, as it blends vulgarity, and adult humor, all in a slick visual package. Read Full Review

When Kyle Starks has a new comic, you know you're in for something gleefully ridiculous. Read Full Review

Final ThoughtsPeacemaker Tries Hard! #1 is a great first issue, perfect for both Peacemaker fans and those who know nothing about Peacemaker. Its fun and has a fantastic cliffhanger ending. If youre curious about Peacemaker, grab this book and get on the ground floor of what promises to be a great ride. Recommended. Read Full Review

Peacemaker: Tries Hard! #1 is a great debut. It's absurd in its situations playing up everything to extremes but never quite crossing that line to distract. Every moment is used to pack in a joke and a laugh, and through it all, you feel a little bad for Peacemaker. Well worth a buy if you're a long time fan of the character, new to him, or just need a good laugh. Read Full Review

An irreverent, goofy, and charming start to this new chapter starring everyone's favorite loveable mass murder machine. Read Full Review

The language shifts this book to a Black Label title, but it's the Peacemaker that's gained a following from the TV series ensuring that this series is one that already has a ready audience. If they can forgive the lack of a pet eagle. Read Full Review

If this series continues with the James Gunn way of Peacemaker, it'll be entertaining and exciting to see how Starks can connect it to future DC projects with Peacemaker. Read Full Review

Fans of The Suicide Squad and Peacemaker are bound to find plenty to enjoy in this humorous action romp, even if it's simply par for the course when it comes to the consistently excellent work of Starks and Pugh. Read Full Review

this series was actually good and funny. Had good art and an engaging story. DC Comics always gets the best Elseworld stories.

First thing's first, not everything worked here. I felt that some of the humor worked and it made me audibly laugh, but I also felt that some of the humor didn't work as well and felt a little forced at times. Plus, the flashback with Christopher's dad felt a little generic to me. Nonetheless, this is still an entertaining first issue for this miniseries. I think it just needed to find its stride, and I think it did by the time we got to the final few pages. I'm hoping this series gets better as it continues, because I can really sense some potential here. As of now, I'm interested enough to stick around for the ride.

This is trying so hard to be like the show, but without understanding the show's deeper elements. It's just the humor, but done not as well as Gunn did it. And it's fine.

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I love the show and heard great things about this book but it just didn't do it for me.

People keep applauding this for how great it is, but I didn't really enjoy it too much. I guess it's just not my thing.