From start to finish, every element of "The Fix" #2 is wonderful. As much as I loved Spencer and Lieber's hilarious collaboration on "The Superior Foes of Spider-Man" series, this is a thousand times better. Their original creation is a riot, and every single page delivers. Buy this book; then, buy some extra copies for your friends. They'll thank you for hooking them on a comic that's a shoe-in for a "Best New Series" award nomination for 2016. Check it out. Read Full Review

While there are a lot of great books coming out of Image right now, there are very few that aren't resting in some form or fashion on high concept, leaning on some sort of genre tropes in order to hook in readers. But The Fix is a rare gem, a book that succeeds almost exclusively on its execution, not the out-of-this-world premise or the names of the creators involved. Production values like these are rare in entertainment as a whole, let alone a medium that can be as punishing with its scheduling as comics, but The Fix stands shoulder to shoulder with other Image gems like Southern Bastards, Sex Criminals and Chew as reliable, high-quality entertainment that shouldn't go unread. The characters might be consummate liars and unrepentant scoundrels, but The Fix might be one of the most honestly good comics on the stands today. Read Full Review

There is a huge quantityof passionthrust intothis project and It really is a diamond – I am struggling to find faultwith it as a whole. I have been reading and re reading The Fix #2 – it's completely effortless – and nothing presents itself as a glaring negative because you're enjoying it too much, except…we were promised a dog. Read Full Review

I feel like I can't say enough good things about The Fix. I love a good comedic comic book and this is it. Just when you think Roy and Mac have gone too far, they show you just how wrong you are. Read Full Review

The Fix hasn't lost any of its hilarity as it delves deeper into the story, and is absolutely worth a pull list spot. If you didn't get a chance last month, both issues #1 and #2 are worth checking out–and the #1 second printing variant now features none other than the heroic Pretzels. Read Full Review

The Fix is Nick Spencer's best work and one of the best comics this year. It's original, it's fun, and it'll keep you laughing till you run out of pages to turn. Read Full Review

The Fix #2 manages to build off the momentum of the introductory issue. This book is quickly working its way up the list of my favorite monthly pulls. If you haven't checked out this series, and enjoy dark humor or criminal dramas, now is the time to get on the bandwagon! Read Full Review

This series is off to an incredible start. Read Full Review

While Roy is spending his time continuing his delinquent behavior, Brundo is left in a situation in which he is met with pure hostility by something that knows him for what he is " a wolf in sheep's clothing, a criminal. Both narratives, Danielson/Roy's and Brundo's call attention to this trope, that is: the wolf in sheep's clothing, and the ways in which people can be so easily manipulated with simple language and actions. I'm intrigued to see where this comic goes, and what notions it will challenge and call attention to next! Read Full Review

The Fix #2 is a hilarious comic full of unique characters and ridiculous scenarios that you can't help but like the leads. Spencer and Lieber work wonderfully together and I can't wait for more. Read Full Review

The Fix is every bit as enjoyable the second time around, chock full of visual asides and facial expressions worth a thousand mai-tais. Spencer & Lieber must have plenty more in store for us, and they have to be pretty damned excited to get it on the page " considering how crammed full of nuts this issue can be at times (especially the perfectly executed but awkwardly segued page devoted to Josh). However, the monkeyshines and clever turns more than make up for the smaller inconsistencies, making The Fix a dark comedy still very much worthy of our attention. Read Full Review