Birthright #11 was the perfect transition from the previous story arc. Ging us a better grasp of the Nevermind, what it does to people like the Pale Rider, how Mikey has progressed with age, and where the relationship between Mikey and Brennan lies now that Mikey is seen for who he really is. Read Full Review

This was a small part of the much larger tapestry. We are to take away little bits from the mini story and remember them as the bigger story unfolds. Bressan was, as always, on point and the imagery of the ogres being ridden by dragons fighting other creatures was very cool. It was a great way to showcase the creatures that populate the land. Read Full Review

It continues to be a question of intent and degrees with each story told in this series. As Mikey works to persuade and warp the allegiance of his brother, readers continually have to question the purpose of these tales, how truthful they are, and ultimately, what has really happened to the savior to send him down this dark path. The issue has one last tease up its sleeve before ending for the month, but its enough to add an entirely new dynamic to the plot of this series. Birthright #11 is a somewhat contained issue as it affects the momentum of the book, but an important one for its characters. Read Full Review

While the oversized issue leads to many visually arresting fantasy moments " which Andrei Bressan absolutely kills, per usual " even the lurch in time does little for Mikey's overall development. Read Full Review

Dragons riding trolls, how can you not love that? This issue focuses on Mikey in Terranos and it's awesome.And the hook and the end, that changes everything.