Kill or Be Killed #11 is yet another prime example of outstanding storytelling. Getting the third arc off to a stellar start, the creative team give us an unique look at Dylan as a character, with his story becoming all the more intriguing in the process. Read Full Review

After an insanely compelling and action master class of a cold open, Ed Brubaker, Sean Phillips, and Elizabeth Breitweiser so straight slice of life for most of Kill or Be Killed #11 examining Dylan's post-vigilante motivation and relationship with Kira. But cue the last few pages, and the comic is back to be one hell of (a heavy on the anti) an antihero with a Richard Nixon mask starring thrill ride. (Fingers crossed that he runs into someone in a Hunter S. Thompson outfit at next issue's costume party. Read Full Review

It's hard to pinpoint many series that have been as consistently good as Kill or Be Killed it's initial premise has continued to hold sway and remains effective. However, I do wonder how much longer we can stay in flashback mode and what the series will look like when we're not. Regardless if you're not reading Kill or Be Killed you really should start because Kill or Be Killed #11 is another fantastic entry. Read Full Review

This was a really great read. The question of the Demon really cazme into play. The ending was really good too. It had me on the edge of my seat.