Retired secret agent Sir Roland King has murdered the people he blames for all the wars, recessions, and mounting joblessness. Now, his killing spree around the world takes him to the one opponent he can never beat. His enemies are circling around him and every government in the world wants him dead, but he still has one more trick up his sleeve.
Roland King continues to takes on the worst of the worst. The elite of society, the seemingly untouchable. And, because these villains echo our own real life monsters, you cannot help but cheer him on in his pursuit of revenge and retribution. But, is time finally up for our king of spies? Read Full Review
We also get some nice POV panels when one of Roland's old Toff mates is describing how smart piss works. It's nearly enough to put one off of using public toilets. Surely there is a counter gadget for it. Read Full Review
Matteo Scalera delivers some beautifully crafted and detailed images throughout this issue. The action is top tier and visually thrilling. The character moments are filled with great detail. A great looking issue from cover to cover. Read Full Review
King of Spies might be a guilty pleasure, but its immensely rewarding to see the guilty get whats coming to them for a change. Read Full Review
No chill from Millar, we goes there, cause he doesn't give two fucks about it. This truly feels like a world-class spy going beserk and following his gut on bad people that he thinks should die. It's a fucked up sense of vengeance that lives in the limbo between reality and fantasy. Feels like rage coming from within the writer's COVID lockdowns. And Scalera's art is superb as always.
I was a little skeptical of issue one, two was pretty solid and this might be the best one. Really like the series overall.
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