Beyond the brilliance of the story, Andolfo delivers some powerful and beautiful art as well. The action is visceral both in the beginning and end of the issue, but it's the character moments that truly shine through. Read Full Review

An incredible conclusion to an outstanding storyline, except it feels less like an ending and more of a beginning. Readers will look forward to these characters return in the future. Mirka Andolfo shows readers she’s not only a talented artist but also a fantastic writer, continually throwing twists into the story to shock readers, and what an emotional ending she’s crafted here. Read Full Review

Mercy #6 wraps up the series in a way that is perfect for fans and characters alike, making a memorable series of events, all while being supported by truly brilliant artwork. Read Full Review

Admittedly, Mercy #6 isn't for everyone. It isn't for the casual reader or the fan only interested in people wearing costumes. However, this issue delivers on the promise of rich themes and characters you can't help but invest in. A series is only as good as its finish. If that holds true, then Mercy #6 and the entirety of the series is a success. Read Full Review

All-in-all I really enjoyed this series, and Mercy #6 does a fine job of putting a bow on it. Read Full Review

One of the most layered and engaging comics this year comes to an end with Mercy #6, but the issue is a little bit of a mixed bag. Read Full Review

I am not a fan of this kind of endings but Andolfo manages to make it amazing nonetheless. Probably Mirka's best work but I do much preffer Sweet Paprika.

Mirka Andolfo nails the tragic ending.

Good until the end, but I feel as if Rory should not have been the only one to survive. Moving forward with the sequel, I hope that it doesn't feel like they are just dragging on a already amazing series.