The Hardcore program has been compromised, leaving its top operative stranded in another country, his mind trapped in the body of one of America's most wanted. Now he has 72 hours to escape hostile territory, with no allies-only a Lamborghini and a license to kill! Kill! Kill!
Overall, if you're looking for an action packed thrill ride with good action and great writing, then I would highly recommend picking up this issue of Hardcore. I would also recommend this to anyone who's into spies, military operations, science fiction, or something with a character that exudes the “badass” trait, you can't go wrong withHardcore. Read Full Review
If frenzied action, espionage, and intricate plots interest you, then Hardcore #2 ticks all the proverbial boxes. Read Full Review
Furthermore, the biggest obstacle for Drake won't be Lupe or Vasquez's men hunting him. Markus and his cronies are priority number one. But they can see every move he makes in Esteban's body because of the Hardcore tech. It seems like an impossible feat. Read Full Review
Hardcore #2 commits to the action aspect of its narrative, at the expense of everything else. Read Full Review
If you enjoy big dumb action movies, you should probably go watch one of them instead. Read Full Review
As with many second issues the plot isn’t significantly advanced. This seems to be a problem with modern comic books, where writers don’t seem to know quite how to move things on in the second issue. What we get is fine, if a little perfunctory. Using a high speed chase renders some exciting art, but it is all a little underwhelming, as narratively it feels like we’re treading water. I hope that issue three will offer us a little more, or my pull list might become one comic lighter in a month or two.
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