Murder Falcon #5

It's everything a metal head could want in a comic. Read Full Review

Murder Falcon #5 is a wild ride and an unveiling of so much more that Daniel Warren Johnson seems to have up his sleeve. It's absolutely exciting to watch this story unfold and as long it continues to be this good, it will remain one of my favorite current series. Read Full Review

The charming redemption story of Jake and the Murder Falcon continues as the forces of evil have become stronger than ever, but there is really no doubt that the shred will prevail. There is something here that is so ridiculously joyful that is should not be missed. Read Full Review

Visually, everything was intense and detailed. There are some amazing panels in this issue and both the human story and the intense action are given the same level of beautiful detail. Read Full Review

The story is developing like a very well thought out fantasy biopic comic about (insert band here) and I'm hyped to see this reach its climax. Not many issues left in this. Put this in your pull list ASAP. Read Full Review

This series might not be for everyone, but it's a whole lot of fun. I really like it Read Full Review

As heart breaking as it is bombastic, Murder Falcon runs you through the full range of emotions like the very best Heavy Metal album. The Art manages to keep up with the concepts and each issue just leaves you wanting more. Read Full Review

Even though the story in Murder Falcon #5 didn't have as big of an emotional impact as I felt it should, the series as a whole continues to be good. Seeing Jake continue to deal with his past and try to become better continues to be an interesting story point. Having Johnson draw all these crazy monsters and characters is a high point for the series. I thought Murder Falcon might get a little old after a few issues, but somehow Johnson keeps introducing new things that make it fun and interesting, and I can't wait to see what he does in this next issue. Read Full Review

This comics is hard as iron! Read Full Review

Deadlybeavis

Feb 15, 2019

Awesome issue. When they were at the cemetery, the statue above the grave, that was Chuck Schuldiner, right? Please, tell me it was. 99 percent sure... I just want it to be confirmed.

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Nickweiser - Feb 18, 2019

I was hoping the same thing about Chuck

SloboSOY

Feb 16, 2019

I'm mixed about this one. We start on a battle with another metal band but with no clue about where or when this happen (How wait, thank to you I learn it's in iceland). But I really like all the part about Jake & his ex. Cover - I take the variant, not related but very nice. 1/2 Writing - I think their is a lot that the writer could have tell us about what the rest of the band search, or what with the other band. But I also love all the work about Jake & his ex relationship. 2.5/3 Arts - Still not perfect, but very good even if I kind of wonder if the artist didn't have to take a pose. 2.5/3 Feeling - A wonderfull ongoing but maybe they have to do a pose with another artist and the storyy of the other band. And I accept more the fact their is no issue in April. 2/2 more

YEARofTheCollector

Apr 17, 2025

RIP Whisperwood!!! Nice ussue here to slow the paste and give me some breathing room from all this epicness. Just when I thought the band was complete, Hjelmdar the survivor seeks Brooticus to ask if he can join them in this metal fight!! Oh you know, more of that good stuff from DWJ and co., would recommend for sure.