The mystery behind the characters alone is enough to pique any reader's interest. Read Full Review

An interesting and action-packed continuation, Paradiso #2 raises new questions about the city, Jacks mission, and neatly starts to flesh out the villains. Although those wanting concrete answers to burning plot questions may be left a little disappointed, the subtler approach to storytelling employed here is by far a preferred narrative choice for me, and as such, I am definitely looking forward to the next issue. Paradiso #2 is out tomorrow from Image Comics. Read Full Review

More often than not, many independent series fail to live up to the hype of their first issue.Paradiso #2, however, is an exception. Read Full Review

The mystery deepens as we and the characters delve into the city of Paradiso Read Full Review

Paradiso #2 gives up more of the mystery to better define its world, with an interesting cast that will vie for your attention. Read Full Review

Nobody said getting to paradise would be easy - and to be honest, no one said reading Paradiso would be easy, either. There's a singular, idiosyncratic voice that informs writer Ram V and artist Devmalya Pramanik's work, and for those who enjoy the weird post-apocalyptic sci-fi vibe this series is putting out, it'll be off to the races. Read Full Review

I really wanted to like Paradiso #2 after a promising premiere issue and an epic flashback sequence showing the rapid transition from hope and optimism in technology to death and cynicism, but the half-baked characters and sluggish plot (Rooftop chase aside.) means I won't be making a return journey to this world. Read Full Review