Birthright #17 gets you with a little bit of oh no, and a whole lot of oh yeah! One of the best cliffhangers this has ended on, and even with so much going on you care for every bit of it knowing that with 17 issues we have grown so much with these characters. Read Full Review

Birthright #17 is yet another outstanding addition to this wonderful tale of swords and sorcery, with the character depth being enthralling to say the least. Add to this some explosive moments and interesting twists and it's hard not to be impressed by the work the creative team are producing. Read Full Review

As always, both Williamson and Bressan are on point with both story and art as you are transported to this world of good and evil. I continue to love Bressan's use of capturing motion as he depicts action in fight sequences. And the panel he put together depicting Sameal and Enoch going medieval on some creatures from Terrenos was glorious. Read Full Review

Artist Andrei Bressan, mostly limited to talking heads here, shines with that final page, proving that while the magic has dimmed a bit on this series, it's still capable of delivering when it counts. Read Full Review