The hunt for Captain Victory continues - and the search for inner meaning is not far behind! The command crew of the dreadnaught Tiger embarks on cosmic mercy missions to track down both the heart and soul of their lost captain! Read the comic book that writer Joe Casey (of the runaway hit series, Sex) promises "will probably blow your brain apart... but in a good way!"
I think in a lot of ways, Dynamite Entertainment gets a bad rap. They're known for their licensed books over anything else, and when you're printing out books like James Bond or The Green Hornet or Buck Rogers or Warlord of Mars, it's easy to overlook some truly artistic works being put out amid all the more overtly commercial work. Don't make that mistake. Captain Victory is easily the best comic that Dynamite is putting out these days, and if you're a fan of exciting, experimental comic book art, you owe it to yourself to pick this book up. Read Full Review
Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers #3 is a great continuation of an interesting series. Read Full Review
The more I read this series, the more I find myself unsure of it. But the more I reread of it, and tying it back to the previous issues, the larger the scale of things are. It just feels like we didn't get enough of a foundation to build on in really getting into this world and that's made it such a haphazard experience. I can imagine reading one issue and just never thinking about it again. But the more you reread, the more you pull it all together, the more you want to see. It's an odd experience in a way and one that can very easily frustrate. I'm left wanting to rave about the book but also realizing that it's a hell of a hard book to really recommend without having a lot of it on hand to try and really sell it with. It's really engaging if you can put the effort and time into it though. Read Full Review
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