Black Science #35
| Writer | Rick Remender |
| Artist | Matteo Scalera |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
"LATER THAN YOU THINK": Part One-Trying to come to terms with her husband's legacy, Sara McKay wanders through countless realities looking for answers to one question: what are the choices that define her, and can she help right the infinite wrongs her husband set in motion? A new chapter in BLACK SCIENCE beings here!
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Comicsverse - Danielle Sottosanti
May 03, 2018BLACK SCIENCE #35 is low on action but high on characterization and emotive story-telling. It's a stellar start to "Later Than You Think" as the series heads towards its conclusion. Read Full Review
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The Brazen Bull - Dave Robbins
May 02, 2018Despite the Sci-fi trappings of inter-dimensionality, Black Science continues to be a story about people, what they do to each other and what they mean to each other. Read Full Review
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Black Nerd Problems - Oz Longworth
May 03, 2018Bottom Line: This is yet another one of those issues Remender excels at that takes you on what seems like a gentle stroll and then turns into a roller coaster downwards dip towards the end. In the last leg of this stressful, visually arresting story, Black Science still hasn't failed to deliver. Read Full Review
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8.0
ComicBook.com - Christian Hoffer
May 02, 2018Moreno Dinisio's coloring work this issue is really a delight, with bright colors that feed into that sense of security that makes the carpet pull at the end of the issue so delightful. Read Full Review
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9.0
"Black Science" #35 begins the final arc of this epic saga, and it starts with an issue focused on character and emotion...what we have here essentially boils down to a therapy session as Grant must face his failures, and Sarah must face her reliance on men like Grant in her life. It's pretty powerful stuff, but it is also a great and suspenseful read. It's easy to forget how amazing a series like this is when it is pretty much awesome every issue...but wow, look at Scalera's art, feel the depth (and shallowness!) of the characters...this book is a great one.
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