Rogue Sun #35

8.2

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4 Reviews
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Writer Ryan Parrott, Nick Cotton
Artist Antonio Fabela, Jack Abel, Isabella Mazzanti, Isabelle Angell, Abel, Bruno Frenda
Cover Price $3.99

END OF STORY ARC Hellbent killed Rogue Sun's friend Reggie. Rogue Sun killed Hellbent's father. The grudge match to end all grudge matches is here—with unthinkable consequences for the future of Rogue Sun.

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  • 9.3

    Fanlight Zone - Ken M.

    Sep 02, 2026

    Dylan and Hellbent’s latest encounter raises the body count in a stunning chapter. Parrott and Cotton throw many looks until they drop huge moments with a superb script. Abel and company keep the tensions high with exceptional work. An outstanding arc finale redefining the excellence of the Massive-Verse! Read Full Review

  • 9.0

    AIPT - Collier Jennings

    Sep 01, 2026

    Rogue Sun #35 delivers what might be its best issue yet, as it features a major status quo change that ties into the series' key themes. While Rogue Sun is going on a hiatus until 2027, it's primed to deliver some truly great stories when it returns. Read Full Review

  • 7.6

    Comic Watch - Theron Couch

    Sep 03, 2026

    Rogue Sun #35 simplifies ongoing story arcs somewhat by bringing Aurie and Dylan back together. But in the process, it delivers an issue more intense than the last several have been. The series’ typically strong and dynamic artwork combines with a narratively complex action story to deliver a big winning issue and shocking ending. Read Full Review

  • 7.0

    You Don't Read Comics - Russ Bickerstaff

    Sep 02, 2026

    The intensity of what being brought to the page isn't really given the right amount of space to assert itself on the page. There's a lot that has to happen this issue as it is the end of a single plot art. However, it would feel much more comfortable if all of the story that happened in this issue took place over the course of at least a couple of extra issues. There's so much this delivered in dialogue that would be a lot more interesting if was embracing the visual storytelling a little bit more. Read Full Review

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