Rorschach #5 takes a look at a "hero" and shows him for who he is, leaving readers to decide if he's good or bad and if he deserved what might have happened to him. It's really interesting that Laura targets the governor because of conspiracy theories, and Turley has his own about what happened, forming a strange parallel between the two of them. King says a lot in this book, and this is another little illustration of that- everyone has their little conspiracies, and in a crazy world, sometimes the crazy are the ones with the power. Fornes knocks it out of the park again with the art, making King's writing look all the better. Rorschach is a very interesting book, with layers upon layers. Read Full Review

All in all, this is another great issue of an amazing limited series. Read Full Review

This story continues to be about cults in one way or another, but some cults are more subtle. No issue of this series has been anything like the one before it, but King and Fornes are spinning a fascinating tale that I suspect will come together brilliantly. Read Full Review

Rorschach #5 is a great addition to the overall mystery of Rorschach. I am invested in our point of view character and I enjoy all the new clues to add to my string theory board. The words and art come together magnificently to cause me to dig deeper into this new yet familiar world. Read Full Review

DC ComicsRORSCHACH #5reminds us of what we know so far. The answer? Not much. This creative team continues to drench each chapter in mystery. With every answer, there are a hundred new questions. Read Full Review

After last issue's strong showing, things slide back down into the disconnected and grimdark again, but there's some pretty good art to help it all go down. Read Full Review

You're not going to miss much of the story by skipping this one. Maybe as the series draws to a close this issue will feel more significant. For now, the investigation feels like it's stalling out and walking slowly in circles. Read Full Review

Rorschach #5 is perfectly... fine. Read Full Review

Still very good.

Felt like I was watching Giuliani in Borat 2 all over again. U.S. government corruption can be translated through medium after medium, leave it to a Watchmen spinoff to give the trope justice.
It was nice to see the Comedian and the Doc in some panels again after Doomsday Clock , and being in that restroom was just ... uncomfortable.
The laughs were ugly. The mystery still deep. Rorschach can't go wrong.
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Althought, I still dont know a hundred percent what's going on, the tone, the rythm of the serie, and it's use of mistery is just perfect.

It's clear our Detective is being "infected" by the squids.

In all seriousness, the more he investigates the more he seems to understand the mentality of The Kid.

Another great issue. Tom King tells this story brilliantly. This comic book is extremely interesting, original and ambitious. It is as different from the superhero mainstream as it gets. There is a very good thing anyway.

As with last issue, I don't think this hits the heights the series has reached in the past, but I enjoyed this issue anyway.

It's a King book so of course people will rate it with lots of tens and, God forbid, a 9 or 9.5.