With the camp in chaos and bloodshed, the Crow moves in for the final stage of his deadly chess game with the Commandant. Layers of tragedy are peeled away as the mystery of his death and the catalyst of his vengeance are revealed-it is the Endgame, and the Crow will not rest until his mad thirst for retribution is sated...
In short, if you're a fan of The Crow, you REALLY need to read this series. If you're not, you should read this and become one. Because, frankly, you will. Read Full Review
Part of me really enjoyed the ending and the other part was a bit disappointed. I wasn’t left wanting more of this character or the next chapter of his journey, but rather I was just glad it concluded the way it did. I still like this series more than IDW’s first, but I’m looking forward to a new Crow that has something new to offer the revenge genre. If you bought the first two there’s no reason to stop on this issue. Read Full Review
The Crow: Skinning the Wolves'short run, combined with its inability to stand out make it little more than a footnote for the overallCrow saga. Hopefully O'Barr, Terry, and company can use it as a warm-up for an extended, more dynamic installment in the near future. Read Full Review
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