Being the commander of Section Omega has its perks like a free trip to Earth orbit, courtesy of Alpha One! It may be a beautiful view, but Gabriel Cole had better hope it doesn't turn into a one-way trip! After all, he's beginning to understand just why he's had so many predecessors in his job and why so few have lived to tell about it!
This is high-quality, disturbing stuff, with an impending sense of dread. Few comics go for this route and fewer still do it right. Buy this book. Read Full Review
"The Mighty" is a thoroughly enjoyable book that, I suspect, no one but critics are reading. The thing is, it's easily one of the top ten books DC Comics is publishing right now. Please, please, please, pick up an issue and try it out. I really want to see it continue and become a bonafide hit. It's strong and good enough to be one. You'll love it, I promise. Read Full Review
The art has been similar enough to Peter Snejbjergs work that the change in artist has not been jarring, and that probably has a lot to do with John Kaliszs colors. His colors in fact are quite important since they provide a somewhat darker feel to the book, one that goes a long way towards creating a fairly grim world. The Superman-like hero is not a center of light, rather he is constantly bathed in shadow and darkness, and that paints a great question mark--one that goes hand in hand with the story telling here. Read Full Review
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