Gunning For Hits continues its biting love letter to the music industry in impressive fashion. In a more dramatic turn, Rougvie and Moritat show off the dark, all-encompassing aspect of Martin Mills' world. Read Full Review

Once again, one of the more unique offerings on the modern comic book rack continues to make a one-of-a-kind impression in an issue that shuffles around the central focus of the ongoing story. Its difficult to measure the pacing of the series as Slade and Billy seem to be burning through the narrative relatively early. Billys band is already emerging to impending success, which suggests that Rougvies plans for the series will likely expand to cover the life of Mills in decades to come beyond the current era of the late 1980s. Read Full Review

Rougvie continues to parley his industry experience into platinum level hits. The fully realized characters. The Mad Men-like interactions and A, B, and C plots, and the air of danger and excess that this book breathes make it a must for heavy rotation. This is definitely a book for everyone that absolutely everyone should read. If that isnt you, then what are you waiting for? Read Full Review

A funny slice of a long-gone era from a time when music dominated our airwaves. Gunning for Hits #4 is populated by an amusing variety of characters, who feel real and are given time and space to grow. An amusing story with heaps of potential. Read Full Review

Gunning for Hits #4 tries to build to a high this week, but it falls flat before fans get to the final page. Read Full Review