With elegant artwork and pithy writing, ISOLA #6 supplies only enough information to leave readers wanting more. The comic's heroes tread ever closer to the land of the dead in a dreamlike landscape full of magical creatures and dangerous twists and turns. Read Full Review

The gradual journey that  Flestcher, Kerschl and Msassyk is pretty remarkable. The story moves slowly without detracting from its power. The slow movement locks in a sense of mystery about the world thats being presented. Once again Fletcher and company present another corner of a story that appears to be brimming with potential life resting on the horizon of the next issue. Read Full Review

Isola is as beautiful as ever. The political intrigue has ratcheted up somewhat. Rook and Olwyn's journey is far from over, but complications from one of their own people and an unusual creatures are about to begin. Read Full Review

Isola #6 is yet another gorgeous burst of sequential art from this creative team, more of the developing fantasy tale with its themes of loyalty, desperation, trust. This is the first issue back after hiatus, starting a new arc. Im loving this title, and I encourage any with even mild interest to pick up this issue along with the $9.99 first volume Image trade. Read Full Review

Isola is technically excellent but not a great single issues. Read Full Review

Isola #6 is a very pretty book with a writing team who knows when to let the art do the talking. This is a charming fantasy story told with great visual flair whose only weakness may be the lack of story progression and a slightly sedate pace. Read Full Review

A reintroduction to the world and characters of Isola. Don't be surprised if you are left wishing more had happened or been revealed. Read Full Review

Rook is able to get the supplies and that's it. No scary beast destroys the camp, no one of high authority finds Rook, that's just it. The end. And I was a bit disappointed. The return of one of the most beautiful books I've ever read, and my expectations get shot down.Although the short issue bothered me, it gave me more time to just stare at the amazing art by Kerschl and Msassyk. I almost would like to see what they could do in a superhero comic, but Isola is just their "element". Read Full Review

Beautiful art. Keep it up, guys.

I love looking at the art in this book.