Mudman #6
| Writer | Paul Grist |
| Artist | Paul Grist |
| Cover Price | $3.50 |
When his mud powers go out of control, Owen Craig has no choice but to turn to the mysterious Mister Gull for help.
But just because it's the only choice doesn't make it a good one.
CRITIC REVIEWS
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9.0
The Weekly Crisis - William Tournas
Feb 05, 2013Mudman is a traditional style superhero comic, but created with more of an independent feel to it. It's well worth time and money. Make sure you grab this issue and first trade if you haven't read issues 1 - 5 Read Full Review
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9.0
Multiversity Comics - Michelle White
Feb 08, 2013Overall, this comic is continuing on being delightfully odd at the same time as grounded (mudded?) in some solid themes. It'll be exciting to see where this slightly more determined Owen takes the story, particularly now that it's getting even more complex, and if a certain (foreshadowing?) moment involving lyrics from The Cure is to be believed, we're not the only ones with something to look forward to. Keep buying "Mudman"! Read Full Review
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8.0
Comic Book Resources - Greg McElhatton
Feb 06, 2013With some personal issues hopefully resolved, it's great to see "Mudman" back on the stands again. This is a comic that I absolutely adore, and with good reason; "Mudman" does everything right. If you haven't read "Mudman" up until now, this is a perfect chance to fix that problem. Jump on board, although I'll warn you right now: you'll want to read more as soon as you're done. It's addictive. Read Full Review
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7.0
Unleash The Fanboy - Marcell
Feb 06, 2013While the hiatus did hurt the book some, Mud Man still continues to be a pretty enjoyable read. With a couple humorous moments, and good characters, the story continues to set a nice pace for itself. Read Full Review
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6.0
Major Spoilers - Matthew Peterson
Feb 08, 2013All in all, though, this is a strong issue of a fun title, a book that manages to balance adventure with some levity (something that DC might learn from) while making even the minor conflicts important within the confines of the characters' world (something that Marvel might likewise take note of.) Mudman #6 is above-average, really suffering only in comparison to previous issues of the title, but still putting in a good enough showing to snag a respectable 3 out of 5 stars overall. If you like Invincible, if you liked classic Lee/Ditko Spider-Man, or if you're looking for a comic that isn't entirely focused on the next big crossover/gimmick/event, I recommend this book highly... Read Full Review
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