Stealth #1 presents aworld of conversation starters regarding mental illness, hero worship, andstraight up comic book storytelling. Its a story about checking in with ourheroes to know when theyve reached their limit and when to flip the roles totake care of them. Its about a kind of responsibility we need to own up tomore than we actually do. Read Full Review

Costa writes an amazingly smart and sensitive script. It just hits all the right beats. The art by Bellegarde is perfectly wonderful. The two creators strike a balance and it is awesome to witness. This is a stunning debut issue that has plenty on it's mind and plenty of brains and emotions to back it all up. Read Full Review

This is a very promising start to a new series. I really hope the rest of the series lives up to expectations, and if they do this could very well be called a classic several years down the line. Not only tackling sensitive issues but making them the focus of the story is a brilliant move. I’m excited to see what comes next. Costa works really well with Bellegarde and Bonvillain to tell an exciting and fresh superhero story. Read Full Review

"Stealth" is an excellent and emotional character study. It's rare to get readers so invested in a brand new superhero comic, but this team has done it. Read Full Review

It's not unheard of for the first issue of a comic to present a problem for the hero. Stealth #1 does that in a much different way. It asks the reader to consider the hero has become the problem. I am interested to see the ssues of pride and stubbornness play in the characters decisions. Image has snuck a social commentary into the pages of a comic…that's the “stealthy” part." Read Full Review

A city in decline and a superhero in debility has only a struggling journalist to try to make sense of it all. Stealth has more heart and humanity than most other super suit stories and is told with truly compelling focus. Read Full Review

Blood-pumping action on most pages coupled with whodunnit-type aura and Stealth is off to a real solid start. Read Full Review

It's always nice to encounter a monthly comic (and one that is ostensibly about superheroes, no less) that pays attention to this type of real world adult issue. Read Full Review

Stealth presents yet a new twist to the superhero genre of comics and it does so with masterful storytelling created by an amazing team of artists who give this new vision all the charm it deserves. I really hope they downgrade the severity of the situation that was just set up right away and keep it as a defining character trait. Read Full Review

An exploration to the possibility that life in an armored bodysuit has its consequences. Read Full Review

Despite that overlap, Stealth is a strong debut from these creators, and I'll definitely be checking out the next issue. Read Full Review

Overall, while not a perfect or subtle book, Stealth has commentary on its mind and surely many a plot twist up its sleeve. It can often be hard to picture new superheroes making a splash in today's Batman/Spider-Man obsessed world, but Stealth certainly deserves attention for its gumption. Read Full Review

This book has a lot of promise and I love its premise. That said, errors throughout the book detracted heavily from my enjoyment. It should be noted that none of these errors have to be fatal for the ongoing series and I hope that the quality of the book improves as its run continues. I would recommend this title to those looking for human drama, urban stories or superhero action. The book is not perfect, yet, but it has potential and I will wait and see what happens. Read Full Review

What a great twist! This was a great comic!

I thought this was a very unique one idea and interesting story

Yeoooo. I did not see that coming. That was a dope plot teist. Now that’s how to drop a #1 to make someone come back for #2. TBonvillian on colors...impeccable

I happened upon Stealth by accident. It had two things going for it immediately.

1. The Story was set in Detroit, my Home Town
2. The Lead characters were Black, yes I'm that shallow.


Beyond that, the comic is solid and has one of the most clever and out of nowhere plot twists I've ever seen pulled off in a comic. The twist is so awesome that I had legit "Oh Shit" reaction while reading and immediately added the title to my monthly pull-list. I won't spoil the twist in this review.

I absolutely loved the opening monologue about Detroit. I knew that the writer had to be from Detroit and I was very excited to find out on the letters page that he was from "The Hood". I also liked the lead character, Tony He's likable and I appreciated the time we see him spending with his Father.

Before my mom passed away she was prone to accidents and hurting constantly herself. She was diabetic and would often do damage and not realize it until the situation escalated. I totally understood what Mike was going for in conveying this relationship between the father and son. The concern Tony has for his elderly parent as he loses his faculties

In the background of the comic is the character of stealth. Stealth serves as the local superhero that the title owes its namesake. The character reminds me of a lot of Falcon with a little Iron Man mixed in. I'm sure we'll learn more about the hero as the story develops. Pencils are currently down for the comic book industry but this is one series I hope continues post-COVID-19.


I wasn't blown away by anything happening in the book in regards to the artistic direction. There are a couple of pages that stood out and Nate nails the emotional beats of the story. The Stealth scenes were also all pretty decent. The primary driver of this comic is the story which works because this is simply a beautifully written book.

We're still in the setup phase of the series and it becomes pretty clear that Nate isn't drawing the most exciting material that the setting has to offer. I expect more as the series develops. Nothing about the art is bad though and everything is easy enough to follow.

Stealth #1 was a lot of fun, I can't wait to see more of these characters. more

I basically picked this up on a whim after seeing reviews here. I knew nothing sbout this character or his planned film adaptation, but man this comix was good. Very different look and feel from a lot of other heroes and it already sets up a lot of good stuff for going forward. Hopefully the movie gets off the ground and we can have a big new superhero on our hands.

Great storyline that really caught my attention. Really enjoyed the art and I can’t wait to see where the story is going.

Wow! Really enjoyed it, great job. Intriguing!

Very interesting first issue. I liked the twist to the storyline, it definitely makes the whole situation very unique. The pacing of the story was good. Just feel like it missed a little something, maybe more dialogue, to take it from very good to great.