The Black Monday Murders #3

Reading each new issue of The Black Monday Murders is like eating a wholesome, filling meal. Not only does each issue clock in at a meaty 50 pages, but there's so much variety to the way Jonathan Hickman and Tomm Coker tell their story. Read Full Review

If Jonathan Hickman has a fault, it's filling pages with too much exposition, but in Black Monday Murders he entrusts more of the storytelling to his compatriots and it pays off amazingly. I heartily recommend catching up on Jonathan Hickman's latest project which is full of nightmares that seem all too plausible. Read Full Review

Tree Fingers

Oct 13, 2016

Jesus. I mean Mammon!

Wolf Warner

Oct 14, 2016

SOLID AS A ROCK!!!!

Kalaoui

Oct 03, 2024

Methodical and deliberate in every word and panel. Hickman and Coker put the work in here. I'm fully onboard with the unfolding world and the tale told of the dark forces. My only gripe is that no true essence of light has been brought in yet because Detective Dumas is not a true agent of light but merely playing a different dark force tapping the same well (as of now).