Saga #56 is a great work. Each creative team member gives their all, and it works very well. This is a building chapter, but its wonderfully done as usual. Read Full Review

There is something to be said about reliability. That is the highest praise that I can give to the Saga team. They are reliably going to do something each issue that is going to make me have a spit take moment. The trigger warning comment at the end of the issue is the one that leaps out this time. Ive really enjoyed spending time with the series and cannot wait to see where Vaughn and Staples will drag the characters and the readers to next. Saga #56 is another reminder from Image Comics that they should be taking all of my money. Read Full Review

It had been so long since Saga went on hiatus that I had forgotten how good this book could be, but Saga #56 reminded me in the best way possible, combining utterly beautiful art and compelling story into a fine hunk of comics reading Read Full Review

Saga #56 is filled with new characters, concepts, environments, and more. It's the kind of issue that throws so much new weirdness at the reader you'll be excited just to learn more about how it all fits into Hazel and Alana's survival in the cosmos. Read Full Review

Another character and craziness-filled issue of Saga. Always full of twists and surprises that feel natural and work so well for the story. Always full of strange new ideas that work perfectly for Saga. Read Full Review

Timely, engaging, and anxiety-inducing; Saga continues to keep us on our toes only showing parts of the story worth telling.
Brian K Vaughan and Fiona Staples are in their highest of grooves. The series still feels like it never left.

Not AS good as the last one. That’s a high bar though.