Outcast By Kirkman & Azaceta #18
| Writer | Robert Kirkman |
| Artist | Paul Azaceta |
| Cover Price | $2.99 |
END OF STORY ARC
Kyle's actions have been tolerated up to this point, but that time is over. The forces of evil are all around him and they are closing in. Kyle will soon learn that there is no escape.
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9.1
Geeked Out Nation - Jideobi Odunze
Apr 27, 2016Outcast By Kirkman And Azaceta #18 brings us to the end of another story arc that shakes up the story for the best. This may be that push we need for the pacing to pick up just a bit. The pacing isn't a problem of course, yet with so much build up the anticipation eats away at you to know how far this can go. Overall Outcast #18 did a solid job of wrapping up most loose ends that needed to be addressed before we could really move on. Read Full Review
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6.0
IGN - Levi Hunt
Apr 28, 2016Outcast #18 is a perfect example of a weird quirk that occasionally hurts Kirkman's work - he can be simultaneously overly decompressed, but then very loose in skipping over important encounters or details. Read Full Review
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9.0
This book has had consistently superb artwork, and the story, in typical Robert Kirkman fashion, will vary wildly from a dialogue heavy (read: slower) issue, to one that flies by and is filled with fast-paced craziness. this issue has a bit of both to close out the third arc and bring us the last installment before the TV series premier in June (which is sad, ill have a nice book missing off my read pile for a couple months). this series has been riddled with questions, and the answers are never close to being revealed- this issue does more of that. we see what Sydney has been up to, gathering the "possessed" together before the Great Merge (whatever that is) to work their way through the problems they are facing. This issue gives the seri more
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