The comic is a good one and one of the more surprisingly deep comics of the year. It features Scioli's unique style of storytelling and art to create something that is so much more than the toyline it's based on. Here's hoping for a long run and a deeper dive into the fascinating world that's been created. Read Full Review

The first comic I read of 2019 was Go-Bots #2. It picks up immediately after the first issue with Cy-Kill's forces coming together and making short work of humanity.  People are being eaten, football punted, and gunned down by killer robots. 

Leader-1manages to survive the events of the last comics and escape his captors. Another group of heroic Go-Bots meets and plan to fight back. 

We find out that the bloodlust levels of some of the Go-Bot's were increased to make them willing to fight each other but there were other Go-Bots that had already been tampered so that they could be used for military operations. The plan backfires and the safeguards installed in the Go-Bots to protect humanity fail as the more aggressive aspects spread through them like a virus. 

The factions come together simple skirmishes turn into a full-scale war. 

Tom Scioli is magnificent. There is so much happening on every page that it's easy to lose track of everything. It's a simple art style yet surprisingly complex and contrasts well with the very dark undertone of the series.  

The story ends on a cliffhanger and the status quo will likely shift dramatically next issue. It will be interesting to see where the story goes from here as there is a definite conclusion to this conflict. 

There are no complaints here. I never expected that the most anticipated series on my pull list would be Go-Bots more