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Wait, they're getting a fill-in? Do you know who? That's pretty rare for a creator owned book from what I've seen.
There is a beautiful place where no one ever dies...
Seven to Eternity continues to be a very emotional, deep story. What could have simply been a straight “sci-fi” story, Remender has transformed into something that will have readers questioning about themselves and their own life decisions. Opena and Hollingsworth continue to make for a beautiful art team that brings this series to another level. Each issue of Seven to Eternity is a treat and should not be missed. Read Full Review
Seven to Eternity #6 fits right in with the stellar run of issues that preceded it. The issue uses a creepy and unsettling plot to provide the impetus for a new phase of the story, one that drips with forbidding and menace. The issue is another great instalment on this epic adventure, but it's also a standout in how rich its character work is and in how the issue takes the narrative of the overarching story into a new and even more fraught direction. Read Full Review
Lush with vivid greens and frightening foliage, this issue is as unique and complex as anything we've seen thus far, and just as pretty. Read Full Review
What more can I say...
A very sad issue, but one that displays how much thought and creativity Rick Remender uses when establishing the backstories of every character. It is hard to imagine this series ending in any other way than one based on the successive events that have occurred so far.
Action packed and extremely exciting. Can't wait for more, but not sure if the next couple issues will be the same without Opena's art.
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