It's the epic finale! As Brimstone struggles to fight the Dark Multiverse beings who managed to come through from their "home office" to our world, the chance to lift the curse of Brimstone is offered! But with Annie's life in the grip of the Salesman, Brimstone is forced to choose between his only family left and the sanity left in him.
A strong finale with a couple of genuine WTF moments, this issue certainly feels of a piece with the recent Annual. Read Full Review
Too many encounters with masters of body horror and twisted foot soldiers without any real answers. Now, in this final issue, Brimstone is finally confronted by the mastermind of his fight " and we still know virtually nothing about them. Read Full Review
I almost wonder if this book would have worked better as a novel, with some drawings instead of a comic. I feel like Jordan has a personal story to tell here and this was just the wrong venue. I really loved Annie as a character and ultimately, this is her book and that ending, well, it really could have been something with her. I would have loved to see her continue on, but I understand why this book must come to an end. Read Full Review
An unsatisfying conclusion to slow build up, the "final" issue of curse of brimstone really under delivers. Now that the volume, or possibly the entire series, is finished its safe to say I would not bother with this book again. The only redeeming thing about this book is the art, but it's not worth it to have to sit through the strangely romantic undertone between the twin protagonists.
Found all the villain monologing extremely tedious. This is the second New Age of Heroes title to tease a sequel at the end. Why would anyone want that?
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