When the demons came, humanity reluctantly learned to share the world with another sentient race. Eighty years later, this uneasy co-existence has spawned an endless terrorist conflict. Detective Daniel Aston, charged with being the thin blue line between the two sides, is tested to the limit when a demon sets up house inside his soul. But to save his daughter, he'll pay any price-including genocide.
Comics like Darkness Visible are a compelling argument for longer standard issue comics. It's well- written and well-illustrated, but needs to be longer.This is a talented creative team with a story to tell; they deserve the space to do it. Read Full Review
I think it's safe to say that Darkness Visible has me hooked. Maybe not for the long run, but for a few more issues at least. There's a lot of potential here as long as the writing doesn't get sloppy. If you picked up the first issue and liked it, you'll definitely want to grab this one too. If you're looking for something completely different, this probably isn't the book for you. But, for a solid read complete with some contemporary fantasy world building, I think this is worth checking out. Plus, I can't think of any reason you'd really have to have read the previous installment to get the full enjoyment of this one. Read Full Review
The second issue of Darkness Visible builds on the strengths on the first, expanding our sense of this world and its political implications. Read Full Review
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