If you haven't read the first two volumes you can actually start here. You'll be a little lost sure, but the story and art should suck you right in so that you don't care. You'll just want, more that is. Then you should go and track down the other two volumes and read them and love them and appreciate that a comic that comes around once a generation has just appeared and it's so damn wonderful that buzzwords are used to describe it because you finally understand why buzzwords exist and it's for something incredible like The Legacy of Luther Strode. Read Full Review

This feels like the series these guys were meant to create and work on; they were born to do this work and tell this story, if we can go that far here. Everybody involved is so focused and so talented that what we get as a reader is so unlike anything else out there; not only is Luther Strode completely engrossing and interesting, but it has some of the best, albeit hyper-violent (in a good way, promise), fight scenes around. Great characters, great premise, great art (understatement, much?) and a helluva lot more combined to make The Legacy of Luther Strode a damn great comic book. If you can only get one book this week, get Luther Strode. Read Full Review

Jordan and Moore continue to prove that Luther Strode is an awesome series. It's a shame to see that this one will be his final bow. He is in for one great adventure, but a happy ending might not be guaranteed. If you're a fan of the previous stories, you should rush to your nearest comic store for this issue. If you are a newcomer to the series, go read the first two stories, and then go buy your copy! Either way, you're in for a fun ride… just be aware it's a bloody one. Read Full Review

All this is to say is that Justin Jordan, Tradd Moore, Felipe Sobreiro have done it again with “Legacy Of Luther Strode” #1. Sure, this is the issue for the loyalists and the team wisely decides to assume that if you're not on board by now then there's not a lot they'll be able to do to change your mind. By taking that approach, they're able to begin paying off emotional threads that have been in play since the first issue of “Strange Talent” in terms of Luther's characterisation as well as dedicated the majority of this oversized issue with a fight scene that is sure to delight anyone who loves Luther Strode. “Legacy Of Luther Strode” is the beginning of the end for the big, blond lug, but it's starting off with a bang and I can't wait to see where it goes next. Read Full Review

Like many an Image #1, this issue is oversized (and underpriced), with 40 ad-free pages, and is 80% violent batshit-insanity and 20% heartfelt lovestory. Fast-paced, funny and pretty goddamn brutal, The Legacy of Luther Strode builds on an already solid foundation established over the last four years by creators truly at the top of their game, on a book completely suited to their singular strengths. This might be the last comic series featuring the eponymous Mr. Strode, but if this first issue is any tell, it's gonna be one to remember. Read Full Review

This opening salvo also introduces some new characters, though if the past is any indication, they probably won't be long for Strode's world. Jordan has made no secret that this is the last ride for Luther, but whether or not we'll see more stories in this universe remains to be seen. Read Full Review

This book has great action and spectacular art. Action is the name of the game with over the top violence. A great start to the ending of a great trilogy. Read Full Review

Moore is too well established at this point to label this issue career-making work. But it definitely elevates him to a new level as an artist, and it bodes well for this last chapter in the Luther Strode saga. Read Full Review

This is a fun, action packed series that will at once capture your imagination due to its fantastical action and hero and have you hanging at the end of every panel wanting more. Read Full Review

So, what is it I'm trying to say here? Well, really it's pretty simple, this story is sad, and for a lot of reasons, but none of them are from disappointed in the story or the execution. In that regard Justin and Tradd have come back to Luther Strode to prove why they should beconsidered a‘power couple' of Comic Books that ranks up their with Gillen/McKelvie, and Brubaker/Phillips. This first issue is fantastic, and more then worth a read. The Legacy of Luther Strode is so packed with emotion and sadness, that I don't want to see it end, but the reason that it's sad is because it is ending. Read Full Review

"The Legacy of Luther Strode" #1 is exactly what fans of the trilogy would hope for: an oversized issue for the price of a standard-sized issue from Marvel or DC. It may leave new readers a bit confused but, hopefully, intrigued enough by the stylized presentation to check out the previous installments. Jordan, Moore and Sobiero work in tandem to wrap up their career-launching work and it's clear that they're treating their baby with the respect he deserves. This book is gore-ious. Read Full Review

The Legacy of Luther Strode #1 is a definite return to form for Jordan and his team. Its a blood soaked love story that will leave you feeling all fuzzy inside while also aware that Luther could punch a hole in your face. Read Full Review

Fantastic art in this new Luther strode series. Although it's a little hard to follow in some of the action scenes, overall it's a gun start.

Matrix-y.