Nocterra #2 once again delivers the goods and proves this title is going to be a light to follow in 2021. Read Full Review

Tony S Daniel delivers some beautiful and detailed imagery throughout the issue. The characters are visually dynamic and the action is thrilling. Read Full Review

Ferryman Val Riggs takes on the most dangerous cargo of her life. Read Full Review

An impressive second issue,Nocterra #2further defines the world and characters ofNocterrawhile also making clear the danger that's nipping at our protagonists' heels. Another must-read issue. Read Full Review

While the second issue of Nocterra doesn't have quite the same level of dense worldbuilding as the first issue, it makes up for it with a laser character focus and some brilliant visuals. Read Full Review

Tony S. Daniel and Tomeu Morey's dark, twisted world grew a bit more with the brief introduction of Blacktop Bill's gang. There's a lot to unpack there for Snyder, too, but that group's odd look shows there's still so much else about this world we don't know about. Read Full Review

Nocterra is quickly becoming one of my favourite comics on the shelves right now because it's a well structured layered story with characters I'm interested in and amazing artwork which feels like your looking at stills from a movie. The journey has only just begun and I can tell its going to be a wild ride. Read Full Review

Nocterra #2 not only highlights themes such as heaven and hell, but Tony S. Daniel's art and Tomeu Morey's colors truly illuminate the pages. From the grotesque anatomy of a Shade to flickering, neon lights, almost every panel features a dynamic and captivating aesthetic that perfectly captures the post-apocalyptic mood. A great issue that continues Val's journey. Read Full Review

Nocterra #2 is a treat. Snyder continues building this dark new world while also fleshing out the book's main duo. The crux of the whole thing is Augustus's story- which one is true, and how much of Val's opinion of him is true? Was he able to read her and just told her what he thought she wanted to hear? It will be interesting to see how all of this plays out. Daniel's art is doing an amazing job of bringing the whole thing to life. Nocterra is shaping up to be something special, and this issue shows why. Read Full Review

Nocterra #2 is a great second issue that delivers more depth to the world and some exciting reveals. It's an issue that continues to expand upon the first building an exciting story in an intriguing world. This is some top-notch work and an action comic that begs you to get lost in the darkness. Read Full Review

Val Riggs and her passengers take a pit stop, but danger is never too far off in this nightmare world. Read Full Review

Nocterra #2 continues to peel back the layers of the shadow world and introduces an utterly frightening new antagonist. With Val on the run and Blacktop Bill in hot pursuit, things have kicked into high gear, and this road trip has taken a turn for the worst. Read Full Review

Nocterra's second issue doesn't have the fevered energy of its first"it would be hard to do, since the first was so immersive that you can't possibly go into #2 as disoriented and ready to be steered"but the pacing is strong and the art by Tony Daniel is terrific. Read Full Review

'Nocterra' #2 takes a bit of a break both literally and figuratively as the issue takes place at a rest stop. It still looks fantastic as drawn and colored by Daniel and Morey but the story becomes momentarily idle with little new information. This high-octane dystopian adventure is on a lunch break and we can't wait to hit the road again.  Read Full Review

Another solid issue. Things are really starting to ramp up. I'm excited for the next issue.

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