The mind-breaking crime fantasy continues! Slick Chicago hitman Cason Bennett and mousy Seattle housewife Juniper Blue have inexplicably switched bodies and lives, and a heartless, relentless killer seems intent on killing them both. Don't miss this edge-of-your-seat thriller by fan-favorites GAIL SIMONE and CAT STAGGS!
The real magic of Image Comics comes when talented creators are able to deliver a story that you wouldn't be able to find anywhere else, and this book's premise, while containing that fantastic element of the mind-swap, wouldn't fly in a shared universe or a superhero world. But on its own, it makes for a riveting comic-book, one that I highly recommend on all levels. Read Full Review
It is hard to fall in love with a book, especially a new series, but you will believe in love at first sight again after reading Crosswind. This second issue affirmed that this series is the real deal, giving life to a great story with art that moves you. Read Full Review
If you like gangsters, mysteries, stories where women find their power and bad guys use their powers for good, this is the comic for you. Really, pick it up. This is one we'll be raving about for years to come. Read Full Review
Ultimately, this comic, yet again, delivers a quality and intriguing story with great characters and a fabulous and unique way of telling it's story. So make sure you pick up a copy of Crosswind #2 from your local comic store. Read Full Review
For fans of Simones work at DC and those just looking for something extraordinarily different, Crosswind is a dazzling must-read. Read Full Review
Crosswind #2 captures Juniper and Cason's personalities perfectly as they both deal with each other's very different lifestyles. Gail Simone is already allowing them to grow as characters and we are only on the second issue of the series. Read Full Review
Crosswind #2 is a spectacular continuation of this strange tale, with the way our two protagonists handle the situation being enticing from start to finish. The creative team also capture the quirky and at times comical nature of this tale, with there being plenty to look forward to as we await the next issue. Read Full Review
I really do recommend picking this book up, as well as checking the last issue out. It's such fun storytelling and is thoroughly refreshing, and just a lot of fun. The art is so good and the writing is some of the best I've seen in a while. Buy this! Read Full Review
This new offering from Image Comics is off to a strong start. Great writing and fabulous illustrations bring these new characters and story to the forefront of books worth paying attention to. The foundation has been build, and we've been introduced to the cast. It's now time to buckle up and enjoy the roller coaster we've all stepped onto. Read Full Review
'Crosswind' takes the body-switch trope to new heights with a satisfying second issue that builds directly on the first with a mysterious new player pulling the strings. Meanwhile, Cason and Juniper are forced to step up in their new bodies with a lot riding for each of them. Cat Staggs wows with her unique art style that is fully in sync with Gail Simone's hard boiled script. 'Crosswind' is a bonafide bloody good time. Read Full Review
At its core, the Freaky Friday-esque premise of this series is pretty straightforward. It's really the execution where Crosswind stands out and finds its voice. Read Full Review
Crosswind #2 is a funny and entertaining issue. It does more enough to lead the reader gracefully into the next issue, placing our characters into situations with actual consequences. As well as providing us with an interesting question of who did this to Cason and Mrs. Blue and more importantly- Why? Read Full Review
Excellent book, and so far shaping out in my opinion to be one of the best books of 2017 and there are a lot of good books and this is one. The great dream team of Gail Simone and Catt Staggs have a gem on their hands and I applaud everyone who has contributed to this book. 9.5 out of 10 from the "Comic Guru"
I'm really enjoying this story and the art is amazing. Keep it comin'.
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