Weaver's uncanny ability makes him uniquely adapted for a life of crime... but also makes him a target. Now, after one grift too many, he finds his list of friends as depleted as his credit rating. Hunted through the mean streets of Singapore, he finds an unexpected ally in the mysterious Maggie, the ticket to a new life... or a one-way trip to the morgue!
Uncanny 2 is a fun, atmospheric escape/crime story with supernatural overtones. At the moment the series is setting up its characters and premises, so there isn't much that can be said about the more esoteric thematic elements, but it's definitely off to a strong start and I'm looking forward to seeing where it goes. Recommended. Read Full Review
Uncanny is a bit different from the usual Dynamite book and shows them branching out as they mature. If the story keeps up being this good, Diggle has a chance to catch Brubaker and Rucka for best crime comic writer in 2013. Read Full Review
Uncanny delivers a strong spy thriller that will hopefully feature a heightened amount of depth going forward. Readers should purchase this title without hesitation as the fun continues in this issue. Read Full Review
Uncanny is a fast-paced thrill ride that has a hook that guarantees you'll be back for more. Diggle has two issues of set-up, so hopefully we'll get into meatier parts of the story now. Issue one blew you away and issue two keeps you entertained. Read Full Review
Andy Diggle and Aaron Campbell's Uncanny is a nice read if you are looking for a lot of action and some mystery to the plot. Unfortunately, the protagonist is average by comic book standards and does not deviate from normal conventions. Readers can look forward to some mysteries unraveled over the next few issues, but do not count on anything big happening in this series. Read Full Review
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