Time passes. Slowly, Lockport recovers. But faced with a city that no longer wants him around and still reeling from unimaginable loss, Marshall has to ask: is it already time to leave town for good?
Radiant Black #9 serves as a solid character piece and a meditation on grief, as the titular hero comes to grips with possibly losing his friend. With the next issue slated to take place inside of a black hole, this series shows no signs of slowing down, and I welcome it. Read Full Review
Radiant Black has become something truly special, and it's a must-read every single month. Read Full Review
It's a story that starts sweet, gets tragic, then goes completely bonkers. Highly Recommended. Read Full Review
From sidekick buffoon to hero it has been an interesting journey for Marshall and this much-needed issue has put a lot of meat on his character's bone. Yes, he's still a bit annoying but his passion and devotion to Nathan (and bath bombs) seem to know no bounds. I challenge anyone to read this issue without a tear as the machine is turned off on Nathan. Read Full Review
Ferigato delivers some great art in the issue. The repetitive nature of Marshalls existence is definitely a visual highlight. Read Full Review
Oh my Lord.
OMG, this was heartbreaking. FUCK. This hit me in the godamn core. You guys are bastards. You can't do that! Look at all this feelings coming out of me!! What else can I say, if you like being torn apart while you're lock into the page, come read RB. Although, beware, it's one hell of a ride. Cheers to all the RB team, you are unique, can't wait to finish this story arc.
I ALMOST CRIED AT THE END OF THIS ISSUE!! Higgins continues to toy with my emotions.
Wow.
Marshall has to confront a harsh truth in this issue as he has to say goodbye to his best friend. Or DOES he...?
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