Weaver is a man on the run. Gifted with the uncanny ability to steal knowledge and skills from other people, he found himself used as bait in a high stakes game of cat and mouse. Now it's time for Weaver to turn the tables on the shadowy organization known as Cadre, as he begins his quest to find the source of his own powers.
A fast paced thriller. Read Full Review
Starting a second series without reading the first can be dicey as a lot of writers only think about moving forward with the existing audience and not enough to bring the new audience in. Andy Diggle does it right, for me at least here, by exploring Bobby's past and making him a character I can empathize with and want to see where his life went after all of this. Read Full Review
A second season can be hard to grab new readers or followers in anything, and Diggle does an excellent job of not only placating old followers but also bringing in new comic fans such as this Apostle. He humanizes the chief character from the first series in a very empathizing story that should yearn you to read more. Read Full Review
Uncanny Season 2 gets off to an impressive start, as though there's still a lot to explore, and learn about lead character Bobby Lowe, the events within this opening issue should do enough to have readers returning for more. It also proves a brilliant jumping on point for new readers, with it being easy to dive into. Read Full Review
Uncanny Season Two is off to a great start and definitely deserves a place on your pull list. Read Full Review
Though I was expecting to jump right back in to the action, Uncanny: Season 2 #1 takes a leapback to Weaver's past and it is hispast that has brought him to the attention of some unseemly characters looking to break the secret of human superpower activation. Overall it was a satisfying return with a strong story and great art and colors. We've waited over a year for Weaver's return and the creative team did not disappoint. Read Full Review
Although there are faults along the way; questions that could be asked and the overallpotential for the series to seem like a piece of work that hasalready ‘been done', I have to admit there is a certain something about itthat has me hooked. I want to know more about Bobby's abilities, I want to know what happened to his parents, and I most certainly want more of the artwork that I have seenhere. Read Full Review
Not a bad issue really. Judging this issue alone with no prior knowledge of the story I have to give it a strong 3 star. Though I didn't really know what was going on its still a good book. If you've read season one. Then you will like season two. Read Full Review
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