Lazarus #14

Writer: Greg Rucka Artist: Michael Lark Publisher: Image Comics Release Date: January 14, 2015 Cover Price: $3.5 Critic Reviews: 12 User Reviews: 15
8.7Critic Rating
9.3User Rating

“CONCLAVE,” Part Four Forever has been sent by her father to kill her traitorous brother, Jonah. What happens next is the start of a revolution.

  • 10
    Unleash The Fanboy - John McCubbin Jan 14, 2015

    This latest chapter of Conclave is certainly heating up, with the exciting developments proving why Lazarus is a must have addition to anyone's pull list. Highly recommended. Read Full Review

  • 9.5
    Geeked Out Nation - CJ Yudelson Jan 13, 2015

    The rest of the issue deals with the fallout and face to face between Malcolm and Forever. I wont give away everything but there is definitely a new status quo when it comes to Forever following orders from her siblings, physicians and her Father. With Jonah gone, Hock and Malcolm have it out as the Conclave crumbles into a feud that could bring about world war. With one more issue left in this thrilling arc Forever might be all that stands in the way of her “family's” demise. I do not know what to expect for next issue butI can't wait to read it. What I can say is this was a fantastic issue and the creative team have really hit their stride with this arc. (Note it has always been great). Lazarus issue #14 is a great read, go get it. Read Full Review

  • 9.5
    Major Spoilers - Ashley Victoria Robinson Jan 20, 2015

    Lazarus #14 is the culmination of a lot of storytelling, the sprouting of many seeds that have been planted over the past year and change. The strength of this issue relies heavily on readers' familiarity with the narrative as a whole and is a very rewarding read. Read Full Review

  • 9.0
    Comic Crusaders - Alan Jan 15, 2015

    If you are not reading this series, you are doing yourself a disservice. Pick it up NOW. If you are an existing fan, you already know what to expect from Lazarus #14. Read Full Review

  • 9.0
    Infinite Comix - Jonathan Bryant Jan 19, 2015

    Lazarus has proven time after time that it's the trial of character more so than combat that makes Lazarus an unforgettable book among a sea of competitors. Read Full Review

  • 9.0
    GWW - Enrique Rea Jan 16, 2015

    Lazarus is one of the most elegant sci-fi dystopian epics in comics. One that doesn't bombard you with great futuristic technology or fantastical beings. It is still about great characters in a world that resembles ours but is rearranged by fate. Lark brings a somber but masterful use of shadows and angles that create emotive scenes that don't require words. Read Full Review

  • 9.0
    AIPT - John F. Trent Jan 14, 2015

    Rucka and Lark's character development continues to reach new heights as they craft very realistic characters. Lark's artwork and ability to portray Forever's emotional state not only in her actions, but just in her facial features is extremely well-done. His artwork humanizes Forever. Meanwhile, Rucka brings the political machinations out of the shadows setting up a showdown between Hock and Carlyle. There was only one misstep and that was the illusion of danger with the security guards running around the complex for two pages. It just seemed a little much and did not create any real fear of discovery. Read Full Review

  • 8.6
    IGN - Jeff Lake Jan 15, 2015

    Rucka's writing is as magnetic and terse as ever, yet much of the book's tension comes courtesy of artist Michael Lark. His physical pacing is phenomenal this issue, panels flowing with a cinematic zest befitting the best spy thrillers film has to offer. Read Full Review

  • 8.0
    Doom Rocket - Molly Jane Kremer Jan 19, 2015

    Lazarus continues to be one of Image's strongest and most fascinating titles, and its characters and world will linger " disquietingly so " in your mind long after you've finished the comic. Read Full Review

  • 8.0
    All-Comic - Ian Stephen Jan 13, 2015

    Another great issue of Lazarus, which is a trend I personally love to see. This is one of those issues of Lazarus that may not have had a lot of action scenes, but sometime it's those moments between characters that are the most intense. By the end of this issue it would seem that the small thread of peace keeping the families civil under this one roof has finally broken. With everything that happened in this issue of Lazarus, the next issue looks to be even better. Read Full Review

  • 8.0
    BGCP - Nick Verner Jan 27, 2015

    Greg Rucka heats up the tension in the latest issue of Lazarus. Forever Carlyle is finally getting some of the answers to her questions. Read Full Review

  • 7.0
    Comic Book Resources - Greg McElhatton Jan 19, 2015

    "Lazarus" #14 might not jump out and surprise anyone, but it doesn't need to either. It's satisfying, it's an important part of both "Conclave" and "Lazarus" overall and it gets the series right where it needs to be for the conclusion of this story arc next month. "Lazarus" continues to entertain and captivate. Read Full Review

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