Though Masks 2 was a rough start for me and there are still areas where I'm not fully on board with it, Bunn and Casallos continue to make it a very fun series to read. There's a large and growing cast here to deal with and keeping track of such a diverse group of characters – many little known to me like the Green Llama – can make for a difficult read in that regard because you don't have a clue about them. But enough of their personality comes out throughout it and some of their skill so that you can ride it pretty well. Bunn definitely keeps this issue moving well with some near-answers and some good events in the past and future and all of this lets Casallos really have fun with the design and craziness. The last panel with the huge group shot along is worth the price of admission in setting up what's to come. It's big crossover book of its own kind and comes with all the drawbacks of it but also the bonuses of it, which are now starting to be exercised more. Read Full Review

Masks 2 continues to be a tantalising tale, as despite some of the developments not sitting too well, the dramatic flair certainly entices. This is helped greatly by the wonderful characters within this tale, as the creative team gives us a dynamic and unique look into the world of pulp. Read Full Review