The Patron #2

9.3

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3 Reviews
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Writer Christian Ward
Artist John Pearson
Cover Price $4.99

Against orders, Detective Tabitha Stone has been quietly following the string of suspicious deaths that have rattled the fine arts world. News of Matty’s opening night overdose spurs her to follow the cross-country lead — and not a moment too soon, as Lucy’s grief unearths new questions about Matty’s past. Meanwhile, Mr. Cherish and Clyde get violent in their search for the source of the threatening package at their doorstep. Death is the ultimate profit driver in Christian Ward and John J. Pearson’s escalating fine arts thriller!

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  • 10

    Fanlight Zone - Richard Coryell

    Sep 16, 2026

    The Patron #2 builds confidently on its opening issue, deepening the mystery while tightening the pressure around Cherish, Luce, and Detective Stone. Christian Ward’s layered suspense and John J. Pearson’s haunting, painted artwork makes this a stylish and unsettling thriller that continues to gain momentum. With its gripping final reveal, this is an issue worth adding to your collection for sure. This book is my Pick of the Week and should be a must get when you visit your LCS this week. Furthermore, if this series isn’t on your Pull List, you need to rectify that immediately. Read Full Review

  • 10

    Nerd Initiative - Matthew Roth

    Sep 16, 2026

    The Patron #2 is adding layers of intrigue and mystery to this story while bringing storylines and characters on a head on collision. If you aren’t reading this run yet that needs to change immediately! Read Full Review

  • 8.0

    AIPT - David Canham

    Sep 15, 2026

    Writer Christian Ward and artist John J. Pearson definitely take 'The Patron' a good step up in this second issue. Building off the first issue’s last page surprise, they cleverly tease an intriguing plot twist without revealing too much, too fast. Furthermore, a new player adds just the right amount of complexity to the story. Needless to say, 'The Patron' #2 exceeded my expectations. Read Full Review

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