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DC Comics News - Carl Bryan Nov 26, 2021

This is the #2 issue you want on your shelf right now. The artwork alone is worth every penny, but the story line that contributes to the Spawn timeline as well as provides a real "fish out of water" tale is beyond description as you have to read this comic several times over to love both the script as well as appreciate the art. McFarlane has created a dream team of characters, but he has recruited a dream team of writers, colorists, and artists. And of course, Tom Orzechoswski remains as a pillar to all things Spawn! BUY ALL THE SPAWN TITLES". but know the primary color is RED! Read Full Review
9.3

GWW - Nick Friar Nov 22, 2021

McFarlane can go in pretty much whatever direction he wants following the events of Gunslinger Spawn. The characters who survived Gunslinger Spawn will certainly cross his path again, but it's unclear if that'll be soon or not, which isn't a bad thing. McFarlane could just leave the first two issues as a series warm-up as he shifts into another gear, or he could continue with this promising storyline. Read Full Review
8.0

ComicBook.com - Spencer Perry Nov 24, 2021

Have fun with this one because Todd clearly is, and artist Brett Booth delivers both wonky physical features in some panels but also some breathtaking splash pages that let the title hero go nuts. Read Full Review
8.0

Graphic Policy - Ricardo Denis Nov 24, 2021

Gunslinger Spawn #2 is another great showcase of Brett Booths skills and theyre enough to warrant a purchase. The story itself might need a bit more kick to rise to the occasion, especially in the man out of time aspects of it where the Gunslinger pokes fun at modern practices (which seems a bit forced), but the necessary elements for success are there. While the story catches up, though, you can just sit back and enjoy the art. Read Full Review
6.0

Multiversity Comics - Gregory Ellner Nov 29, 2021

Despite engaging artwork, the script and pacing of "Gunslinger Spawn" #2 leave much to be desired. Read Full Review