Tabloid reporters Upsher and Doff have uncovered the scoop of the century, but what will it cost Hazel and her family?
SAGA #51 lulls us into a false sense of security or tries to anyway. Even though SAGA readers know that tragedy simply follows any happiness in this book, that doesn't make this twist any less painful. The plot is great, the art is incredible, and the character work is solid. SAGA hasn't dipped in quality yet, which is incredible for being over 50 issues. Read Full Review
I honestly wouldn't have it any other way. This continues to be the comic I put at the top of my pull every week. Read Full Review
This issue does what so many Saga chapters before it has accomplished, and yet feels fresh and original. The dynamic of this group is about to change in a big way with major climatic interactions on the horizon. Its ability to balance character moments with big story beats is unparalleled. Read Full Review
The latest issue of Saga continues to successfully explore the fleeting happiness of a family on the run, while ominous foreshadowing leads to deadly consequences in what proves to be yet another thrilling and beautiful addition to the series! Read Full Review
Saga #51 is another great installment of the Image Comics series, relying on its characters, unique world, and fantastic artwork to power forward while giving the reader a reason to come back for next issue. There is a reason this is among the most beloved Image comics on the market, and, as to be expected, it earns another recommendation. Give it a read. Read Full Review
As usual, Fiona Staples' art is gorgeous, and this issue quietly sets up what will likely be a much more dramatic next issue. Read Full Review
A solid issue that doesn't progress much of the current story, but is worth a read with the art alone. Read Full Review
All told, this is an average chapter of Saga, with a few interesting standouts. Saga is still one of the better books being published, but it feels like its in a rut and this issue is a great example of that. It moves the story forward, it builds characters, and there are some cool visuals, but it all feels so rote. For most books, this would be perfectly fine, but Saga isnt most books. It set the quality bar very early on and in recent arcs hasnt been reaching that same point. This story arc does have the potential to change all that, but time is running out for that to happen. Its no reason to drop the book, but its a rather average chapter of Saga. Its not bad, just a little disappointing. Read Full Review
Another really good issue of "Saga." This series is on a roll, with each issue containing great characterization, and the relationships between the characters is the thing that drives this issue, and the whole series really. "Saga" is a great book.
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