Leviathan is an action packed book that is sweet and will also make you laugh. Plus there are mutated dinosaurs. Read Full Review

Layman continues to write a fantastic story that has you turning page after page and cursing when you get to the last one. Thankfully, Pitarra and Garland have produced such incredibly detailed and vivid artwork that you're going to keep turning those pages back to get a second look. I don't give a perfect score lightly and this one is slightly influenced by the first issue but I have to take my hat off to these guy, top marks! Read Full Review

Leviathan is a love story at the heart of a Guillermo del Torro film with a soundtrack by Gwar. It has heart, humor and a hell of a lot of giant monsters. What's not to love? The character work is compelling while the narrative is completely engrossing you never forget just how much fun you are having. This is that one comic book you do not want to miss. Read Full Review

From the annoying background characters to the oppressive authorities, the world is a horrible place full of horrible people and maybe we should be rooting for the kaiju after all. I know I do. In any event, lots of fun and mayhem is to be found here. Read Full Review

In today's overly political world it's a breath of fresh air to pick up a comic like this and just lose yourself in the story–Even if that story is one filled with giant mutant dinosaurs fighting army men in Mech suits. Read Full Review

This issue explained enough, but opened the door to more questions. Also, the ratcheted up gore and increase in dead dinosaurs should make genre fans want to keep reading it. Read Full Review

Fun it might be, but it needs to be even more fun if wants to get over the dull protagonist. Read Full Review

There's a manic energy in Leviathan, perhaps a bit too manic for my liking, but it's still an enjoyable lighthearted read. Read Full Review