"The Sparks has the authority." Jenny Mei Sparks has assembled a group of misfits and exiles, to stand against a corruption that covers the world and orbits above it. The problem? She's probably too late. The endgame for a free Earth is in motion.
It's been a long wait, but this issue's gathering of The Authority is handled with all the spectacular and dramatic aplomb for which I'd been hoping. Ellis' script is its customary wry self, but this is, more than anything, Jon Davis-Hunt's show and, my, does he deliver! An outstanding installment of an already outstanding series. Read Full Review
The story is exciting and the art is just perfect. The writing by Ellis is fast and character driven. The art is incredibly exciting. You can't ask for a better package than this. I'll be reading right up until the very last page! Read Full Review
The issue also features Jacklyn King putting Angelia's tech to good use when someone shows up for her as well as it appears the gloves are completely off in the battle between Skywatch and I.O. with only the Authority to step in and save the world. Must-read. Read Full Review
Warren Ellis' Wild Storm is a comic book alone on shelves. No other title out there - at least to my limited knowledge - is remotely this well-paced, written, or drawn like this one. The relaunch or reinvention of the "wildstorm universe" has been a joy to read, but it feels like a title flying way, way below the comic community's radar and that is kind of a shame. Enjoyed in trade or issue to issue, this is a fantastic series and one that I hope DC (with Ellis in a prime position) is prepared to spin off for years to come. Read Full Review
The Wild Storm has continued to build on itself from the first issue, and Issue #22is the bestof this series thus far. An intricately plotted narrative from Warren Ellis has enable the art team to flex their muscles here, resulting the series best looking issue to date. Read Full Review
Continued below(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});Final Verdict: 8.4 " "The Wild Storm" #22 doesn't sacrifice great character sequences for bombastic superhero action. Read Full Review
Nearing the end game, The Wild Storm remains a fun, strong read that provides plenty of twists and turns, as well as the best action sequences on the shelf. Read Full Review
The Wild Storm has been a hurricane of a story and its exciting to see how this plays out in the remaining two issues. Read Full Review
I hope thisissue is the first of many faster-paced chapters in the overall story. Read Full Review
Ellis and Davis-Hunt have produced yet another fantastic action comic book and along with the colouring of Steve Buccellato, have produced a genuine piece of artwork. Read Full Review
With only two issues to the end, it's hard to see how this epic two-year-long reinvention of the Wildstorm universe will wrap up in any satisfying way by the end. There are dozens of characters in so many places and many of them have only started to interact. But when Ellis and Davis-Hunt cut loose, their art and the pacing are spectacular. Read Full Review
As Wild Storm begins to wind down, the action starts picking up and this book as pulsating action on nearly every single page. Read Full Review
Awesomeee!
That scene with the UFOs just outside the small town? Incredible.
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