Peter Panzerfaust #14

Writer: Kurtis J. Wiebe Artist: Tyler Jenkins Publisher: Image Comics Release Date: September 18, 2013 Cover Price: $3.5 Critic Reviews: 4
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"CRY OF THE WOLF," Part Four
A terrifying double cross leads Felix, once again, into the hands of the enemy. A traitor is revealed and the fate of the Braves and the entire Sticks operation hangs by a thread. Time is running out and death waits in the hands of a clock...tick...tock....

  • 10
    Comic Bastards - Dustin Cabeal Sep 18, 2013

    I can't wait to see the fan response to this issue. I can't wait to have someone else to talk to it about because it's driving me mad not having that. It's an incredible issue that I would recommend to any comic reader. The set up and reveal of this issue are so powerful that anyone can just appreciate the sheer brilliance and complexity of the issue. Now if you excuse me I need to go read it a third time. Read Full Review

  • 8.8
    Multiversity Comics - Vince Ostrowski Sep 20, 2013

    At this juncture, you're either in “Peter Panzerfaust” or you're not. Jumping on would be tough, because Wiebe and Jenkins so quickly crafted this fully realized world and are confident about plowing forward in it. If you're not on-board at this point, I would emplore you to go back, check the early issues out, and get caught up. If you are on-board, then you already now how well “Peter Panzerfaust” is rewarding you for your time and money with great storytelling that builds on itself. Read Full Review

  • 8.0
    Unleash The Fanboy - Harrison Rawdin Sep 18, 2013

    Peter Panzerfaust #14 is a rip-roaring success that carries a wonderfully confusing yet deliciously realized cliffhanger that'll get eager fanboys and fangirls excited. Recommended. Read Full Review

  • 8.0
    All-Comic - Tyler Goulet Sep 17, 2013

    So what do we have with Peter Panzerfaust? We have a series that demands your attention. It takes a childhood favorite and adds evil Nazis, a favorite comic book villain, guns, explosions and war. The heart of the story is still very much the same, it just has an even cooler backdrop than the story of Peter Pan that you know. Two trades are out, a deluxe hardcover is on its way and a third trade is sure to be here soon. Theres no excuse to not check this series out. Its one of the best over at Image and, really, that says it all doesnt it? Read Full Review

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