Paul Allor delivers an information-dense issue that seems to run in place, but closes with the twist of the century. Read Full Review

While I get a few laughs out of the series, so far I'm not enjoying it as much as I hoped. It's a mystery that doesn't really let readers play detective and it's a comedy that isn't really funny. Some moments are but the writing is a lot better when it focuses on being a bit more serious. While the twist ending for Clue #3 wasn't shocking to me, it will hopefully open up more story opportunity in the two last issues. Right now, most of the characters aren't being developed or focused much on and I only know the surface information for both which is a pity. I know it's a short series but I hope everything ties together neatly and gives the characters more personalities; unless they're just all cannon fodder. Read Full Review

This isn't the best comic on the stands, but it's a helluva good one, and unless you have a pathological hatred for the board game Clue, you'll probably get a kick out of this series. Read Full Review