A new storm rumbles on the horizon. Those left standing in its wake will long remember the day the God of War came to West Texas. The time for talking is done. The battle for Valofax begins here.
Frankly, I don’t have a bad thing to say about this issue and saying much else would spoil all the fun. If you’re not already reading God Country, go pick up the first four issues immediately, and if you’re already reading, I know you’re having as much fun as everyone involved, myself included. Read Full Review
God Country is peak unique storytelling with god tier art. If you want to get someone into comic books then God Country is the series you hand them. I'm so mad this is a mini series but it makes sense, man, it makes sense. If you're not up on God Country by now then your bringing dishonor to all that you hold dear in whatever fandom you rep. Read Full Review
I fully recommend this comic to anyone and everyone. GOD COUNTRY is in heavy demand for a reason, it's of the best books coming out right now. Get ahold of it as quickly as you can! Read Full Review
God Country just keeps getting better with every issue, bringing more to the table with each iteration. I'm not sure what string of adjectives I need to use to make everyone read this title, but I'll keep trying. God Country shatters the very existence of any excuse you have for not reading it, so for God's Sake go read the damn thing. Read Full Review
Issue #5 of God Country delivers on the all out war from the previous issue and Emmett has to decision to make and what is best for his family. The creative team on God Country has truly delivered an epic story thus far and with only one more issue to go, it will interesting where they take the Quinlan family and if they can stick the proverbial landing in concluding this series. Everything comes to a head and with one more issue to go Texas will never be the same again. Read Full Review
God Country remains as one of the best comic books that are currently in print. In this issue, Donny Cates does an excellent job with progressing the story while simultaneously providing some much-needed backstory. Read Full Review
This issue in particular features some very raw, intense moments that promise to fuel a very dramatic final chapter. Read Full Review
When the smoke clears and the dust settles, this will easily be one of the best minis of the year. Read Full Review
Keeping up the quality. Love it.
The opening pages of this issue do a good job showing parallels between the war god who has watched everything around him crumble with age and Emmett, who experienced the same thing. Later, Emmett echoes this war god's reluctance to give up the power to fight time that Valofax is. Donny Cates has crafted a really interesting story here, and Geoff Shaw's art captures the epic and the down to earth with equal skill. I'm sad this is ending, but excited to see how it all wraps up.
An issue that delves deeper in to the motives of some of the characters, along with setting up an ending that I feel may end in some sort of melancholic sadness. I am interested in seeing if the success of this series warrants Image and Donny Cates to create a new running series of God Country.
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