The first arc of "Curse Words" has made it one of the most exciting new series to follow. Read Full Review

While I still want to know more about Wizord's past when he was on Hole World, the final issue of the first arc set up a lot of different things going forward that should lead to more of the wacky fun I've come to expect from this book. Combine that intrigue with beautiful art and coloring, and you've got yourself a pretty good series. Read Full Review

Listen, I know Curse Words isn't reinventing the wheel here or anything. There is nothing outright groundbreaking happening in this book. But it's a fun read and a needed bit of absurd escapism. I, for one, am excited to see where this thing goes in the next arc. I think it will be nice to be able to explore this world through other characters, which seems to be where the next arc is heading. Maybe. Hopefully. I like Wizord as a character but he's kind of a one trick pony. His story keeps recycling itself. He loses his powers, he finds more magic to absorb, he wins the fight. How long can this continue to carry the book. We shall see, I guess. Read Full Review

Overall, Curse Words was and is always a great read. Fun, action, and wizardswhat more could you ask for. Definitely pick up this issue even if you arent caught up with the series. There is enough here to still enjoy it. The reveals made here will be important in the next story arc for sure. Read Full Review

The finale to Curse Words' first arc ends much like it began, with plenty of magical mischief and gonzo spectacle. Read Full Review

Curse Words is a comic you want to read when you're tired of superheroes and want to dive into a fresh world that is easy to understand. It'll make you laugh and question why we can't have more original stories like this one. Read Full Review

Overall as a first volume, Soule and Ryan Browne has something potentially special on their hands. I do worry we will end up with an episodic narrative where we just get this continuous array of different evil wizards for Wizord to do battle with. Even so, it seems the key to making this work is the idea of trying to find magic in a more realistic world. Although this series may not be in the top echelon of what Image is currently producing it does have a lot of potential to be something great. Read Full Review