Middlewest #9 is fantastical storytelling and breathtaking artistry - capturing one's complete attention as if by magic. Read Full Review

Young and Corona continue to develop a very unique North American adventure fantasy that fuses Anglo-European culture with native legends in a way that feels breathtakingly fresh. European fantasy has been done to death in pop fiction. Its nice to see a story that takes a look at the traditional path of the hero from a more uniquely American perspective. Abel might yet turn out to be the self-directed fantasy hero that has been conspicuously absent from pop fantasy for so many years. Read Full Review

The art by Jorge Corona is absolutely gorgeous. Every page is filled with beautiful details and the there is something to catch the eye visually in every panel. The sequence between Abel and the Nokoyuna looks fantastic. Read Full Review

I love everything that this creative team is doing with this book. Read Full Review

With all these elements coming together Middlewest #9 serves as an excellent slow down moment for this story. It gets the characters where they need to be, while also avoiding the feel of a boring bridge story. Middlewest continues to be a beautiful, fantastic journey of self-understanding and discovery. And I cannot wait for more. Read Full Review

Middlewest #9 brings the series into a new arc as fans learn what it means to have a Heart of Storm. Read Full Review