Again, the story is definitely King's best writing work to date. The artwork by Jorge Fornes is undeniably great too. Each image in this book is powerful and Fornes is one of the best artists in the field. This is a well made book and I can't wait to see how it all ends. Read Full Review

Rorschach #11 is yet another excellent issue of this book. King, Fornes, and Stewart are doing fantastic work in this comic, working together perfectly to tell the story. With one more issue to go, itll be great to see how it all ends but sad that its over. Read Full Review

It's been a long road to the final page of this issue, and with only one issue to go it feels like there's still a lot of story waiting for us. I'm guessing the ultimate conclusion will be a brutal and shocking finale, and I can't wait. Read Full Review

DC Comics' RORSCHACH has always been about the power of stories. And what better way to show that than to see our protagonist get lost in one? This creative team is doing beautiful, complicated, thought-provoking work. This issue gives us good reason to expect an explosive, wonderful finale. Read Full Review

Rorschach #11 is a great issue that walks a fine line between adding to the mystery and making you feel like you're following a crazy man. The issue will raise lots of questions, which is fun since this is a mystery. The art team gets some great opportunities to allow the dead to come back and present their side, so now it is up to you to decide before all is revealed (hopefully). Read Full Review

The success of this issue depends on whats likely to be a very divisive storytelling approach. This series has felt like its overstayed its welcome a few months ago and this issue did little to justify its length or set up for an interesting finale. Read Full Review

Although I'm still not particularly impressed with this comic, this issue feels the most "Tom King" it's been from the start and sets up what should hopefully be an interesting conclusion. Read Full Review

Tom King had a really good idea for a plot twist but it's not done well at all, and I really wish it was because I've actually enjoyed the series overall. Read Full Review

Basically the best serie in DC right now (warning: to understand this issue you have to re-read the previous). Amazing.

I really enjoyed this one, even if I think we can all say it was tad predictable. How we got there wasn't though. And as someone pointed out, the Biden Derangement Syndrome is real.

Fornes is one of my favorite artists currently working. So many great pages and panels. Stewart's colors perfectly add to the art as well. Muted yellows and greens dominate the issue with bright reds thrown in as punctuation on key moments. I love the way King weaves a conversation between the Detective, Laura, and Wil. The "conspiracy" uncovered in the book and the way it's all been carefully laid out for the detective to put together has been wonderfully done as well. This is some of King's better work and I'm excited for the ending.

LMAO the Biden Derangement Syndrome is real

The plot twist of #11 rightafter the mindblowing itchscratching issue #10 was welcomed. The art continues to be wonderfully noir and misterious while giving us that lovely tension. I adored the descend to madness of our protagonist, and I think it fits in the story quite well. It's Rorschach I mean...

A pretty nice display of characters speaking to one another in presentation through the power of comic books. It's like talking to people across time with different panels and perspectives. As well as how the idea of Rorschach spreads to people. People who are alone with their thoughts and can't find the support to keep going turn into a fantasy to feel less powerless. Truly the power of comics in a nutshell.

A rather predictable plot twist where the detective become Rorschach. Hopefully the ending is much better.

I should've seen this coming given that Turley is basically Trump in this book, King has been campaigning online for Biden last year and the book was written much earlier, meaning during the campaign, the pandemic ruined the timing of it. At first I thought Alan was working on killing Turley but no, King doesn't look for subtlety in his books. I liked some stuff here but unfortunately most of the dialogue was very pseudo-philosophical and quite wacko at times and it seems to me like King is trying to legitimize extremism with this book (though it depends on how he'll end the book). Another stuff I hated is how things that were revealed in past issues here are just dismissed very easily and that just makes me think that King totally disrespects readers when he offers information to uncover his "mystery" only to brush it off here like "oh yeah, remember when I revealed that? it's total bullshit". The agent becoming Rorschach was predictable from day one, I guess the only question is if he kills Turley or not.

P.S.: There is no such thing as Biden Derangement Syndrome, that's just lame and unoriginal, or in other words, classic lefty. Now TDS, on the other hand... we all know cases of that. more