Kill or Be Killed #10 brings this second arc to a gripping conclusion, with the way Dylan responds to recent events being truly captivating. The way the creative team work this into the more surreal nature of Dylan's predicament also makes for a much more dramatic read, with the various minor developments and overall characterisation leaving us with a product that easy to praise. Read Full Review

The issue doesn't have much in the way of action, but it still manages to masterfully ramp up the narrative in such a way that the story can't help but boil over next month. Read Full Review

No real story progress, and the narrative is at times too heavy " not leading you to the art, which doesn't amaze in comparison to previous chapters. Read Full Review