A fusion of American classics like Huckleberry Finn and Judeo-Christian visions of Hell, In Hell We Fight #1 bursts with endearing characters, fanciful situations, and comic romps sure to please the child in all of us. Read Full Review

If you find yourself looking for a little fun, and a lot of personality, In Hell We Fight! #1 has both. Read Full Review

In Hell We Fight #1 introduces us to a interesting band of misfits as they embark on a quest to quench a sweet tooth for ice cream that unbeknownst them is about to lead them on a adventure through the depths of hell. Read Full Review

Four no-so innocent souls come together on an unlikely escapade that readers won't be able to escape from. Layman and Jok present a wildly imaginative trek thru sharp writing and eye-catching visuals that are sure to leave an impression. Don't pass it giving this a read on New Comic Book Day. Read Full Review

In Hell We Fight #1 is the Brothers Grimm told through the notebook sketches of that scary older kid in detention - and its a hell of a fun ride! Read Full Review

The fact that theyre expecting ice cream in Hell kind of suggests a delightfully weird vision of the afterlife that should be fun to follow as the series keeps going. As the series opens, it feels like it might have had more of an impact if it had spent a little more time with the characters in the ensemble prior to the adventure, but it may be a bit too early in the series to make that kind of judgment. Read Full Review

Creative, fun, and immediately engaging. Read Full Review

'In Hell We Fight!' is a fun and charming new series following a band of misfits through hell. It's 'Goonies' meets 'Hellboy' and should be on your pull list.  Read Full Review

What I liked most about the issue isn't just the story, but also the first-person perspective and behind the scenes of how the story came to be. Particularly interesting is the tale of how Layman and Jok met in Uruguay at a comic convention. Read Full Review

Overall, the mix of adventure and humor, along with the stunning line work and world-building, creates a story that is both entertaining and engaging. While the color palette may throw some readers off at first, we believe that the unique style adds to the overall aesthetic of the comic book. We can't wait to see where the group and their demon frenemy go next. Read Full Review

This juxtaposition of the mundane and familiar (i.e. kids stealing candy) alongside the outlandish (i.e. children trapped in Hell) is packed with possibilities, but In Hell We Fight #1 rarely seizes upon that strangeness, instead opting to trot out a plot and approach that feel all too familiar. Read Full Review

The concept is fun. Check it out of you're a fan of John Layman's writing.