The only problem with Madureiras pacing is that it takes SO LONG for a plot to develop. A typical writer might have chosen to try to cram both #10 and #11 into a single normal-length issue. With Lullabi as the artist, it could have even worked that way, but Madureiras a lot more patient than that, and what results is gorgeous in places. (Red Monika continues to be fairly dazzling even in the presence of a giant monster.) Its kind of difficult to feel an emotional connection with much of whats going on on the page, though the series has been back for two months now and very little has happened. It looks really, really good, though. Read Full Review

The continuation of theBattle Chasers series has lived up to the hype so far with it being one of the most anticipated series of the year. It has gone above and beyond everyone's expectations, and it shows no indication of slowing down. Read Full Review

BATTLE CHASERS #11 gives fans of action/adventure everything they want in a comic dangerous beasts, epic battles, gritty drama, powerful emotion, amazing art, and jaw-dropping surprises. This issue is a winner. Read Full Review

All told, Battle Chasers' 11th issue is a darn fine comic. The action is bold and creative. The character work is strong. The story beats are intriguing. And Lullabi's color work is really, really striking especially a gradual and then sudden shift in primary page colors from a dusky orange to an increasingly supernatural blue one executed in concert with a solidly assembled and exciting cliffhanger. Read Full Review

Lullabi delivers some fantastic visuals throughout the issue. The art is vibrant and beautifully detailed as it portrays blistering action and amazing character designs. Read Full Review

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After years away it seems that Battle Chasers is reluctant to arrive at any sort of point. Read Full Review