When a comic makes you desperately want somebody to tell you it's gonna be okay without disasters, explosions or alien clone monsters, you know it's got to be a good'n. Read Full Review

Sex Criminals feels more and more like a sitcom than your typical comic book, which works well for the series. It's not a show about nothing (Seinfeld), it's a book about sex, sex education, feminism, mental health, getting these jokes off, witty dialogue, and only occasionally nothing. Read Full Review

After last issue's cataclysmic breakup, new spaces are explored (yes, even those spaces). Laughgasms are to be had in an issue that's as humorous as it is emotionally devastating. Read Full Review

A fun look into what our sex havin, bank robbin, heroes have been up to as of late, this issue sets up the entirety of the arc. Normalcy and routine are a theme to the issue that will hopefully set up the complete opposite for the next several issues. The realization that life has come to screeching halt will surely drive Jon and Suzie into some insane adventures. Read Full Review

This issue was okay, exploring Jon and Suzie's adjustments to lives of banality without each other. I think the tone of the book, unrelenting as it is, can be a bit much at times, and this was the case here. And I'm not sure how much I care about the cast of characters outside Jon and Suzie. But I am interested enough to keep reading.