Though we are just in the first half of the year, I must say that Southern Cross has made a profound impact on me thus far. The creepy factor is off the charts and I can't remember feeling so paranoid while reading something like I have in reading this series. Like the Southern Cross ship itself, this story is pressing forward at a heavy and dark warp speed that has me anxious to see where we go from here. The only thing that I feel for certain is that things will be getting more intense for Ms. Alex and likewise for the reader too. Read Full Review

Southern Cross is the kind of horror that sneaks up on you.  It bides its time, waiting for the right moment to strike.  This isn't some cheesy jump scare.  The soundtrack isn't going to spike as a killer leaps from the bushes.  Instead it's going to reach right into your chest and pull out your heart and it's going to do it all in space.  Even if you could get away, where are you going to go? Read Full Review

Good characters, interesting and well developed story Read Full Review

If you are someone who is always looking for that next sci-fi mystery than Southern Cross is a must read. These creators work seamlessly to deliver an alluring story that looks incredible with every turn of the page. By the end of the issue you'll definitely want to read more because nothing is what it seems on board the Southern Cross. Read Full Review

A page-turner that pits a bunch of mysterious strangers against one another in a confined space on the edge of the galaxy. Need I say more? Read Full Review

I am hoping that Cloonan and Belangers varied first two issues of Southern Cross are an intentional maneuver to establish the story and characters as well as make the world seem unlike it really is. It could be true that the creators are still trying to figure out what the series is, but I'm going to be optimistic for now, that Cloonan and Belanger have a plan and Southern Cross #2 is an important step on trajectory. Read Full Review

Southern Cross continues to be a rather average series, as though there's a lot that intrigues about this series, it doesn't quite reach it's full potential. The lack of atmosphere also makes it hard to immerse yourself into this story, and though the mystery is captivating, it's not quite enough to override this. It's this that makes it hard to recommend this comic, as though I'd love to say give this series a try, I can't quite bring myself to recommend this comic to anyone who missed out on #1. Read Full Review

"Southern Cross" had a great concept, but it's not delivering yet. Cloonan and Belanger need to work more on the foundation of the story so that they can build on it. Read Full Review