Now that you've seen Jack Bauer's return to television in LIVE ANOTHER DAY, read the story that sent the heroic agent spiraling into his darkest days as an international fugitive. In Odessa, Ukraine, Jack has found himself stuck between the CIA and a Russian mobster from his past. How will he get out of this one?
I still love this series. It constantly makes me want to turn the page and read more, and makes for a really fast read as it is end to end exciting. My only problem with the series as a whole is that it is a monthly and it is hard to wait a month in between the books. This might sound one of those positive negatives that people say at job interviews when asked the question what is your greatest weakness? And is answered well some people say I am too organised This is not the case, when I say it is a problem that we have to wait a month for the next issue, I am being serious. With the TV show it is weekly and you feel like you get a lot more resolution quickly, with a monthly book I just feel it is going to take a long time for resolutions and answers. Therefore I really think the publisher or creative team need to seriously think about making this book a weekly or even a bi-monthly. Read Full Review
24: Underground #4 is another fitting entry that does what a penultimate issue needs to do: it ramps up the stakes. And in classic fashion we see our endearing icon with his back against the literary wall. Recommended. Read Full Review
I was genuinely surprised by the ending, which is saying something considering that this is a prequel. Despite the fact that I haven't really enjoyed the television show, I am interested in seeing how this story will end. Read Full Review
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