SERIES FINALE
THE JAM-PACKED FINAL ISSUE, WITH A FULL 32 GORGEOUS STORY PAGES!
Glory, Red, and (what's left of) the gang finally make it to their "Promised Land," but waiting for them are legions of killers hellbent on stopping them. This can only end one way...with death or glory!
Remender's writing is ripe with sentimentality and self-reflection. As the final action sequences fades and I close the pages of the last Death or Glory comic I'll read (at least for the foreseeable future), I feel… content. I feel satisfied like a good homecooked meal. I feel like the adventure and the story all amounted to something and that I'm glad I got to be along for the ride and in the end isn't that what we hope out of every comic? Isn't it rare that we get an ending fitting of the adventure that it took to get there? Death or Glory is a fitting tale for our times and one that I'll gladly recommend time and time again, so if you've been along in the passenger seat with Glory since 2018, you definitely owe it to yourself to see it through. And if you're new… well, start at the beginning and get ready for a wild ride. Read Full Review
DEATH OR GLORY #11 is an issue in two parts, with plenty of action for those who love fight scenes and extreme violence. The second half may be a little off putting for those, expecting an explosive finale, but for those who have followed the series and had their fill of those delights, the closing pages of this issue are a quiet, meditative take on a dying way of life. Read Full Review
Death or Glory #11 is a beautiful sendoff for this series. Some of Remender and Bengal's best work is in this issue, and I'm going to be sad to see Glory go. Read Full Review
This Remender and Bengal hit has been nothing but blood-pumping action for nearly a dozen issues and the finale lives up to expectations in every single way. Read Full Review
Solid conclusion for an awesome series
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