"Black Magick" #7 is a back-to-basics issue of the series catching readers up to the series' supporting cast while promising some big moments in the near future. Read Full Review

Greg Rucka's BLACK MAGICK #7 is a hard book for new readers to immerse themselves in. However, fans of the Urban Fantasy genre will easily enjoy the weighty plot and the beautiful art by Nicola Scott. Read Full Review

Black Magick is becoming its own animal, and you can almost sense it stretching its legs as it prepares to take us on a journey. Where that journey will lead, Im not entirely sure, but Im all-in. The story is teasing and playing with the reader, and currently it feels like were at the precipice of something. What, I dont know, but the mix is there and the ratios seems to fit. This issue feels right and reads like temptation, Im enthusiastic for where it will lead. Read Full Review

I'm always intrigued by the passion and personality with which Rucka infuses his stories, and I'm really enjoying Black Magick as a whole, but I'd really like to see where he's going with this, and soon, especially to make up for the recent hiatus. Read Full Review

Black Magick #7 establishes a slow build, but has some interesting character developments to keep the reader interested. Read Full Review

This series desperately needs a recap page. With long stretches between issues and with the very nature of cop procedurals, much is lost when the reader doesn't have the details of the case fresh in their mind.