Who is Easton Newburn? The startling origin of New York's most dangerous detective is finally revealed! But with all the cards on the table, is Emily still willing to back him?
Plus: The party enters the dragon's lair in search of a score in "Loaded Dice" by Chase and Lelay.
Newburn #14 delivers the riveting revelation of Newburns backstory, trading in tragedy and stylistic harmonies for maximum effect. Zdarskys script bypasses the worries of revealing backstory by operating in the twisted cycle of Newburn and Emily, establishing the similarities, and more importantly, the differences between the duo. Phillipss art reinforces those moments through the use of detailed anatomy and expression. Paired with the subtle shift in color palette and lettering differences, the issue becomes the ultimate expression of never escaping your core, no matter how much you try and gain. Read Full Review
Phillips continues to create some beautifully detailed and dynamic art in the issue. The gritty, noir tone of the story continues to be elevated by the fantastic art. Read Full Review
There's just so many great decisions here, many of that seemingly small or innocuous, that take this great character work and push it to the upper stratosphere. Read Full Review
Newburn #14 adds some necessary context and depth to the story at hand, but it mostly serves to leave readers ready to return to that story. Read Full Review
It's a shame this book is coming to an end. The good books NEVER last long nowadays....
A pretty solid background to newburn. Was expecting something a little more unique, but it's a solid story.
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