Teeg Lawless is on his way to living the high life, planning the kind of score you can retire on... but only if nothing goes wrong. The story of the last days of series favorite Teeg Lawless continues as BRUBAKER and PHILLIPS continue to deliver the best monthly comic on the market!
And as always, CRIMINAL contains back page art and articles only found in the single issues.
Once again, Criminal exceeds expectations by releasing an issue that is both heavy and thrilling. Both the writing and artwork are beautifully dark and exciting making it another wonderful entry into an already solid series. Read Full Review
Criminal #8 was the issue I have been waiting for and it proved to be worth the wait. It was fascinating to finally get a glimpse at the messed up mental state of Jane. The Cruel Summer story arc will continue on for a while and is shaping out to be one the series best. Ed Brubaker, Sean Phillips, and Jacob Phillips are one hell of a creative team. Read Full Review
Buy this book, buy all the trades, hardcovers, whatever. God willing one day there may be an ombibus and I'll surely buy that too! This series is gold. Read Full Review
Criminal #8 is a fascinating look at a pivotal character previously defined by how others saw her, now allowed her own time in the narrative sun to tell her story on her terms. And boy, is it sad and ugly. Read Full Review
Sean Phillips has a definite and well executed style to this issue. His use of shadow and camera angles elevates the story to greater heights. Read Full Review
#8 evokes Pynchon in the way it reminisces and meditates on how the times change and yet stay the same. Read Full Review
Criminal #8 is one long exercise in foreshadowing and constructing tension. While each issue of the current arc has focused on an individual connected to the upcoming heist, the time spent with Jane here is as much about what is to come as what is currently occuring. Read Full Review
Visually representing security, danger, and death with coloring choices is one of the many ways "Criminal" #8 keeps pace with the series at-large in a seemingly wheel-spinning issue, but this is "Criminal" where nothing is so simple. Read Full Review
Excellent issue as usual.
This was really good. I love criminal so much. You can never go wrong.
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