NEW STORY ARC BEGINS FOR JUST 25 CENTS!!!
SAGA returns monthly with a brave new direction, and to celebrate Image's 25th Anniversary, this full-sized issue costs just 25 cents! In a perfect jumping-on point for first-time readers, Hazel and her star-crossed parents embark on a thrilling new adventure at the westernmost edge of the universe.
A strong first issue of a new arc that's bound to change Alana forever. Read Full Review
"Saga" remains one of the prettiest, most poignant, and enjoyable reads on the stands. Can you believe there's been 43 of these? Read Full Review
Possibly, a serious miscalculation on language sticks out in an otherwise surprising and enjoyable issue showing our heroes in new light. No matter the circumstances, its still really good to have Saga back. Read Full Review
Forty-three issues in and I get the sense Saga is just getting started. I know some have grown tired with the slow progression of some of the major story elements and feel the narrative should be further than it is currently. Why I think it works is because when major events do happen they always feel earned. Each character has been built to a point where you can have an issue like this one that touches on a number of social issues, some of which I have not mentioned, and does not feel overstuffed or too preachy. Saga is that gift that keeps on giving. Read Full Review
Saga #43 makes for an excellent jumping on point for new readers. The opening recap structure allows for easy comprehension, where the back half of the read details the kind of well developed characterization the series is known for. Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples appear set to turn their narrative on its axis yet again, and at the sweet, sweet price of 25 cents, this issue is an easy sell for readers new and old. Read Full Review
Saga's creative team turns its story on its axis another time and we watch attentively as if we watched someone attempt to solve a Rubik's cube. These are flawed, broken heroes, I warn you. But then again, it's probably their resemblance to everything fallible in our human selves what makes Saga such beautiful and captivating reading. Read Full Review
After reading all 7 volumes this spring, I had really high hopes for Saga 43... and man, did it not disappoint. Costing 25 cents was amazing for the quality of the issue! We've already seen some fun story hooks being presented and I'm rather curious to see what will happen to a certain someone who seemingly won't be getting a ride home.
All in all I can't recommend this book enough at 25 cents. Great place to hop aboard!
I forgot how crazy this series gets. A miscarriage giving magic power, who thinks of this!?
Continues with the art and writing that we have come to expect. Also a kick ass yellow color.
If any series were to bring shit-avatars to the table, surely I should have guessed it would be this one. "Saga" resumes after a brief layoff and is, as always, really, really good. Fiona Staples has been doing this so long it's hard not to take her for granted. The issue ends with a bit of surprise, taking Alana in a direction I didn't see coming. Good stuff.
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