Mythology swirls through the Old West in an epic tale of love and a gunslinging wife determined to keep it in Aint No Grave #1. Read Full Review

I love the comic panel coloring, each panel is detailed to each character. There are distinct features that the artist draws out, especially within the hair texture and also the shades of the characters skin tone. Im excited to see where Ryders journey ends up at, and hopefully she can continue on being the rough-and-tough woman that she is. Read Full Review

Ain't No Grave has a very strong debut. It won't be a long-term series, but this first issue suggests it will be a fun one. Read Full Review

Ain't No Grave #1 blends Western grit with supernatural eeriness for a story that balances the weights of life and death. Driven by a fascinating character who is looking down the barrel of death, this double-sized issue takes you on an engrossing journey from start to finish. Read Full Review

AIN'T NO GRAVE #1 is a mesmerizing tale about a former gunslinger who sets out on a quest to save herself and her family. Mixing Western tropes with fantasy elements is nothing new, but Skottie Young intermingles the genres with heart, atmosphere, and whimsy. As a bonus, Jorge Corona's art is phenomenal. Read Full Review

Ain't No Grave reminds me a lot of one of my favorite, Westerns, but with more of a supernatural bent and is an engaging slow burn of a read. Read Full Review

Corona delivers fantastic visuals throughout the issue. I love their collaborations with Young and how the art captures the emotions of every moment while also delivering gorgeous details and designs throughout. Read Full Review

Ain't No Grave #1 is a great example of how you build a world around a character. The western setting is so reflective of who Ryder is, both past and present. Read Full Review

As Ain't No Grave unfolds, Corona and Young give us vast landscapes, elements of horror and action. The masterful storytelling combined with stellar artwork creates a synergy that elevates this comic above others. While we don't think it is to the level of Middlewest and The Me You Love In The Dark, readers of these comics should consider Ain't No Grave a must-read in 2024. Read Full Review

Westerns, much like horror are a great blank canvas to paint a broad of picture as you see fit. Aint No Grave paints a unique story in a familiar setting. Read Full Review

Despite some issues in this debut, 'Ain't No Grave' is a truly promising and potent slice of highly emotional, semi-magical western storytelling. Read Full Review

The plot is weird to accept. However, as a fan of Skottie Young, I am willing to give him a benefit of the doubt that things will be cleared up. Read Full Review

Ain't No Grave #1 is a little uneven, but there's clearly a lot of potential. Read Full Review

As a fan of Middlewest was very much looking forward to this issue. Jorge Corona can draw himself a Western. This book was gorgeous with pristine scenery but great character work and storytelling. A story that will no doubt focus on grief and as first issue did a solid job of establishing the emotional core of this story. Very much looking forward to more of this.

This doesn't really reinvent the wheel or anything but the art is a feast for the eyes.