The penultimate issue of ROSS CAMPBELL and JOE KEATINGE 's GLORY saga ties threads together from its very beginning amidst the most brutal war Glory has ever fought.
Destinies will be realized. Lives will be destroyed. The end begins here.
Here is part three of the story called War Torn which means there is only one issue left for this series. In this issue the final battle has begun, Glory and her army which includes the likes of Supreme, Brigade and other classic characters from the Image universe have assembled to fight the Thule army as it attacks Glorys home world. During the body battle Glory and Supreme butt heads until a vital member is lost causing Glory to rage out like never before leading to a very surprise ending. This is a very intense book with bloody warfare on almost every page. Keatinge is wrapping this series up with a bang leaving me wanting next months issue now! The war ravaged pages from Campbell are brutal and awesome and the color team knock it out of the park making this on of the most exciting books Ive read in a while. I can now see why fans of this title are sad that its going away. Can this series end on a high note? We will have to wait until next month! Read Full Review
The artwork itself is also stunning, the final pages contrasting between bright reds, whites and blacks to add extra emotion and depth to a very, very satisfying issue. Read Full Review
Glory #33 brings down the hammer and it hits perfect dead-center for another fantastic issue. This series is not only one of the best new ongoings on the shelves, its become one of the best titles Image comics has ever published. Joe Keatinge and Ross Campbell have worked hard this past year to deliver a story that will not be soon forgotten as one of the most engaging and important to hit the shelves. Read Full Review
"Glory" wraps up its run next month with another bonus-sized issue. It'll be a very different issue from all that's come before, just because half the cast is now dead. The impact that has on the lives of the survivors is the interesting thing now. "Glory" #33 is the issue that sells the series as a whole. Will #34 be the one to close it on a high note? Let's hope so. Read Full Review
Glory has been a great ride, and while I'd love to see a hundred more issues of this kind of work, it's good to see things headed towards a natural end that doesn't feel forced. Glory will undoubtedly go down as one of the great runs in comic book history, but we still have one more month to go, and I, for one, can't wait. Read Full Review
As this comic fades into the sunset next issue, it's already provided a thoroughly enjoyable story. Now that we can see what Joe and Ross have been leading up to, everything falls into place in just the way it needed to be. Read Full Review
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