Home #5 is a worthy finale. Home itself is a brilliant series with a story that gives a voice to those that deserve to be heard and not ignored. Beautifully done. Read Full Review

Home #5 is a wonderful ending to a great series. Some people may not like the cliffhanger, but it works both to build anticipation for what will (hopefully) be an upcoming sequel and to give readers what it feels like to not know what's going to happen next with someone's family. Anta and company have done a marvelous job with this series, and this ending is the icing on the cake. Go out and buy several copies, so it gets a sequel. Read Full Review

All in all, the finale to Home is a fitting end to the series and made me hopeful that Anta and Wieszczyk get a chance to tell another chapter of Juan's story, but even if they don't, they left us with a very excellent comic here. Read Full Review

'Home' concludes in a dramatic fashion, with one final showdown while giving its characters hope. What started as one nation's shameful cruel policies gave birth to heroes in a land that doesn't appreciate them. Anta presented a hard look at a very real issue, shone a light on it, and organically extracted a wonderful superhero story with a ton of potential. It ends far too soon. There is certainly a lot of untapped storylines waiting to be explored from the pages of 'Home.' Read Full Review

Everything is wrapped up just a bit too tidy and should the series return, I hope it can iron out some of the many flaws of this first series. Read Full Review

As soon as it gets good it ends. I definitely wanted to see more of their superpowers, but they saved themselves and Houston