The Brain has given Peacemaker no choice but to complete a dangerous mission on his behalf, but he won't have to kick bad-guy butt on his own. With Monsieur Mallah at his side, Peacemaker breaks into the secret base of General Immortus to steal some super-villain DNA. What starts as the team-up you never knew you wanted takes a surprising turn that could leave Peacemaker facedown in a pool of his own blood!
Peacemaker ends up being pretty useless this time, and it makes for a well-done story of betrayal, misunderstanding and dog-napping. Read Full Review
Gushing with more vulgar humor than you can reasonably rinse off with a hose, Peacemaker Tries Hard #2 will leave you smiling. Starks' impeccable ability to capture the tone and humor of James Gunn's The Suicide Squad and the subsequent Peacemaker series is a perfect match for DC's Black Label. Read Full Review
Peacemaker Tries Hard! captures the incredible action and comedic tone fans of Peacemaker loved and distills them into the comics form as only Starks and Pugh can. Read Full Review
The issue has some of the funniest bits in a book I've seen in a long time, such as the bizarre collection of helmets that Peacemaker keeps in storage. However, while the issue was a lot of fun, the predictable downer ending knocks it down a little and sort of means the events of this issue were just spinning its wheels. Read Full Review
Great art and writing. It’s so fuckan funny. If you like the show, you will love this book!
A definite step-up from the opening issue, in my opinion. Some of the dialogue wasn't my favorite, but I found myself enjoying the humor more here and I really liked the dynamic between Peacemaker and Mallah. One of the things I was getting ready to say in this review as I got closer to finishing this issue was that I wanted a series of just the two of them, but that seems highly unlikely after the ending of this issue. Either way, I enjoyed this more than the first issue and I hope the rest of this miniseries continues to get better and better.