Manifest Destiny #14 is another solid issue of the series, but one that felt a bit slower and not as exciting as others. It still feels like it is setting things up for when things really start picking up, which appears to be next issue. Despite that, the writing and artwork still really come together to make a really good read regardless. If you've been enjoying the comic up until now, there's no reason to miss out. Read Full Review

Manifest Destiny is a great series and this issue is no exception. Skybound seemingly can't miss with the comics they are currently producing. It'll be exciting to see just where Dingess is intending to bring us in the next few issues as it seems the ideological splits are becoming larger within the crew and the danger is only becoming more prevalent the deeper into the wilderness that they go. Read Full Review

Again, I'd like to mention that two disappointing issues are not enough of a reason, in my opinion, to drop a high quality book like Manifest Destiny. Even through all of my complaints, there is still a well paced and adequately drawn book that has enough action to keep me interested. If more is not done to advance the overall story, however, soon, I may be suggesting readers jump ship. Read Full Review

But I have been down this road before with this series. With current expectations (and the disappointments of the past), I finish Issue #14 of Manifest Destiny with guarded optimism. The potential is here. Digness has written up to the level of artistic expression of Roberts with Gieni's coloring. The elements are all there. We shall now see where we go from here. Let's see if some new ground can be broken with this on again off again historical drama. Read Full Review

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