I absolutely love the artwork in this comic. These days it is often difficult to see that artists hand in the panels. Sure the figures and colours may be great, may tell the story satisfactorily but a little of the raw passion, the movement, the artists actual creation gets lost in translation. Not so here. Markers, pen and ink; white, blue, yellow show every movement of the artists hand. You can see where the marker leaves the page. You can see where the pen has travelled which translates directly to the characters: the faces are visceral, pained and stoic. The result is a furious story furiously told. Read Full Review

Every book has their strengths and weaknesses, some more than others. This issue may have had some moments where the art was a little murky, and the writing was drawn-out, but overall it was a solid story. The art was fresh and visually stunning, the narrative was spooky and mysterious, and the dialogue was engaging and to the point, with evident help from the letterer. I highly recommend this book. I, myself, am going out to buy the first issue to catch up. Victorie City gets 4 out of 5. Read Full Review

Though this story is taking forever to get going, the cliffhanger will have you talking and thinking about what a justice system would do in the event of the big twist. This series is heating up and if it doesn't make you want to read the next issue I don't know what will! Read Full Review

Though the writing is good, the art is what will really draw the reader's eye to this comic. Read Full Review

Courtroom stereotypes, an unlikable protagonist and art issues mar a comic that still shows potential, but keeps falling short of it. Read Full Review

I think it will read better in a single chunk, at least for me. Given that it's a weekly series, it would be relatively easy to collect up the issues and read them in a single sitting, or just wait for the collected edition which should be along in a few months. While it's on the racks it's worth flip[ping through if your shop has any copies if only to see how the art and design elements strike you. I think this is a series that people will either take to immediately from a visual standpoint, or else be put off by it. That's not good or bad, it's just the subjective nature of art appreciation. Read Full Review

Victorie City #2 for the most part is a pretty run-of-the-mill police procedural with a noir tone. However, it does finally throw a turn at the end of the issue that can possibly take the story in a vastly different direction. The characterization was solid. The dialogue was pretty good, although there were some minor slip ups. The artwork for the most part was very good in setting the tone and depicting emotions, although the action scenes make it difficult to figure out the details. Read Full Review