The Crisis Command, last survivors of the multiverse, are faced with an impossible task: avenging the death...of an idea! DOA is EMPATHY ITSELF, and while empathy withers and dies across the world, Originator uses her abilities to bring the John Doe back for 24 hours to reveal the name of his killer!
Commanders is a title thats going to merit close attention over the next few months. It seems like Orlando and Tinto have something very special on their hands. Read Full Review
Commanders in Crisis #2 delivers a worthy follow up to its spectacular debut, bringing all the originality and enthusiasm the series has become known for. Read Full Review
Davide Tinto delivers some stunning art in this issue. Not only is the action vibrant and full of detail, but the characters look great as well. The panels are framed brilliantly and progress in a way that ramps up the suspense. Read Full Review
It's not subtle, but that doesn't mean it's not enjoyable, well-drawn and suspenseful. Add in a group of characters with some of the most unique powers ever, and you've got a winner. Read Full Review
In spite of its virtues, some are sure to be a touch disappointed at not quite getting what the premiere advertised. But most should be more than satisfied with the new angles this chooses to engage with, and with the conclusion heralding a return to higher stakes and threats from all sides brewing, it seems likely there'll be something for everyone in future issues. Early as it may be, many of the grand promises of the pilot already look on track to be fulfilled. Read Full Review
Big ideas walk hand in hand with subtle character nuance for this engaging new Image Comics superhero book. Read Full Review
The central premise of the series continues to be interesting, but Orlando's attempt to start an entire superhero universe in the middle of a huge crisis-level crossover ends up falling flat in its second consecutive issue. There ARE many interesting aspects of the series. Heroes drawn from multiple earths coming together to try to save the last one...fantasy amid a political world that has interesting echoes into our own. It has the potential to be really compelling. Orlando's trying to do too much to live up to the potential of his presenting ideas. Read Full Review
"Commanders in Crisis #2" is a lot of things but mostly it's one thing and that thing" is bad Read Full Review
When coupled with the art"which both feels too nondescript and too upbeat for the series' energy"Commanders in Crisis is just intriguing enough to keep reading, but it leaves a lot to be desired. Read Full Review
Done after the second issue. Just a mess of a book and not interesting enough to keep buying it.
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