Task Force Z #10 is an issue readers have been waiting for. It's full of reveals and answers some questions. The end is definitely unexpected and a bit of a surprise. For those that have been reading up to this point, this one's a hell of a lot of fun. For those missing out on the series, it's one you'll want to go back and read from the beginning. Read Full Review

Matthew Rosenberg's ultimate plan is laid out in Task Force Z #10, simultaneously tying up the biggest loose ends while setting the title on a massive path forward. Read Full Review

Task Force Z #10 has something to please everyone. Fans of other Batman author/s, popular DC films, and TV, DC comics – for keeping to the roller coaster of continuity – and, finally, the big unseen shadowy figure who owns DC, Warner Bros, and HBO, who's rubbing their hands together because this book is relevant to fans of multiple platforms. Yes, the comic was fun and well worth the read. Read Full Review

It's entertaining, but with only two issues to go it doesn't seem like it'll be all that memorable. Read Full Review

Task Force Z #10 revitalises the zombie story. There are signs of the series beginning to strain, but Rosenberg keeps bringing in new characters or massively altering existing ones to just give a jolt to the energy of the book. It is surprising to me that this series has the legs to keep running, but the amazing art and machinations of multiple villains is maintaining interest. Read Full Review

There's a lot happening and still quite a bit to take place. Hopefully, the conclusions that will be provided in the upcoming issues will tie everything together and leave us readers satisfied. Read Full Review

I'm still hoping that the creative team can stick the landing, but there are too many moving parts and not enough narrative focus. While I enjoyed a lot of the jokes in previous issues, none of the jokes work for me here and only distract from the story, and this issue is unnecessarily wordy. The art is excellent, though. Barrows, Ferreira and Lucas are turning in fantastic work, especially the drawn-out fight sequence that runs throughout the present day sections. That said, I don't really recommend this issue, except to those who have come this far and want to see it through. The ending might still pay off, after all. Let's cross our fingers and hope for the best. Read Full Review

An exciting reading, now only the new pieces are fitted. I can't wait to read the next number.

It's not Lobdell at his best, but I like the direction this series is taking.

Personally, I like the past two numbers, I think we will see an exciting outcome soon.

Great Cliffhanger

I really love this book

A pleasant reading, art is still good, I do not like the use of flashbacks however there is no abuse of this.

Art is impeccable, there are very well elaborate battles but this seems stagnant as if the writer were lengthening things, even though it was fun to read it I hope the next number can give us something better.

A huge accumulation of action, however the plot is missing.

no bad but I wait some better

An advantage of not being one of DC's favorite characters in this era where the hypocritical and mediocre trend of progressivism reigns, is that, which the most progressive writers or stories do not give him, even though it is completely boring to take any DC series , at least you don't want to throw it in the WC. By the way I recommend Isom's comic is very good, if it continues with this quality it could compete with the same manga, something that the comic has not achieved in a long time, despite its difficult acquisition outside the USA territory

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Mother of dragons - Aug 1, 2022

be careful mentioning Isom in this place and other comics since they are intolerant of other opinions outside of progressivism and also racists, in the past they have removed people just for not being used, not rating comics they want or giving them the rating they they want, they prefer to leave the intolerant in this place than keep calm free-thinking people.

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There were funny moments, but it doesn't seem like a decent narrative, I get the impression that the writer tries to copy Chip, Taylor and King and far from being pleasant felt false.

This had some funny moments but overall had a very sluggish pace

I was one of the people defending this series at first, but I gotta admit it should have finished a couple issues ago

I wanted to give this book a chance but if I do not remember the two or three numbers before this has had a typical decline of the writer. I appreciate that his humor is not as childish or aqueous as another writer who will not mention, but Rosenberg always lacks a good outcome, usually begins well and then loosening terribly, another thing is the lack of believet and copying other writer that in his own words he admires blindly, but now he stops knowing what to do characters without some sense. Only because I hate not to accommodate the series, but this will undoubtedly be the last thing I buy from DC unless Ram Levante Detective Comics really is the best thing DC can offer at the moment.

Ouch. No wonder sales are so low. Rosenberg should maybe stick to his indies, they're much better.