Staggs and Simone have delivered a great, cinematic experience. The trade paperback version is out in a few weeks if you haven't been reading along. Get it. Crosswind made lots of "Best of 2017" lists and this issue shows why. Read Full Review

It could never be said that Simone is a less than stellar writer, and crosswind is the epitome of all the aspects a good story needs. Read Full Review

This has been a fascinating story from start to finish, and the promise of more to come in the future leaves me a very satisfied customer. The first trade comes out next month grab it if you've missed out on the single issues. You won't regret it. Read Full Review

Simone and Staggs conclude the first arc of their series in a very satisfying manner. I'm not sure exactly where the characters can go from here as I like where they end up by the final page, but I trust the team to do some great things with these characters in the future. Read Full Review

Crosswind #6 is a satisfying ending that puts a twist on your average body switching story. Read Full Review

Cat Staggs' art remains impeccable with her amazing photo style. The body language and expressions is so key to this series and Staggs never disappointed. This was an intriguing finale, but I wonder if Simone would have handled the pacing differently without the need for season breaks. Either way, I'll be ready for Season 2 whenever it kicks off. Read Full Review

'Crosswind' ends its first arc with a satisfying and unexpected conclusion. It opens up the world to new possibilities with characters that symbolize the magnitude and weight of change and self-love. Simone and Staggs have created a multi-layered crime drama that dabbles in the familiar while provoking emotions and thoughts that will surprise. Read Full Review