This is shaping up to be one of those series that changes our knowledge of things just enough to tell a great story, much like SHIELD. Read Full Review

This is clearly going to be a sharp series for Hickman and gang. Hop on now and enjoy! Read Full Review

If, like me, you're a history buff and enjoy World War II historical fiction then you'll probably enjoy Hickman's alternate timeline. Think steampunk, but instead of steam.... insert whatever you'd characterize 40s technology as. I think after the next issue I'll know for sure where it's going and whether I'd recommend that you keep reading it. Read Full Review

This issue gives the reader a day in the life of Feynman. He goes to work, attends secret meetings, and infiltrates a Nazi castle. The pleasure of this read comes from the quirky characters populating the pages and how they deal with a "villain" who is not unlike them. Although, because of the great focus on the characters, this issue does not develop the Manhattan Project much at all. That is the selling point of the book and this issue lacks the imaginative power found in the debut. That said, Hickman has simply given readers something to look forward to. Read Full Review

Overall: I nice second issue which introduces some interesting new characters. Definitely worth a read. Read Full Review

This issue just adds more to the narrative, nothing really happens that directly relates to issue 1. That it didn't continue directly and strictly with issue 1 is my only complaint, and after this issue it is a minor one. It is very historically based even if it does take some wild turns with the facts. If you are a history buff like me or like things like Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, this is the book for you. Hickman doesn't really do stand-alone issues, so all these will tie in to the bigger story. I give this issue 3.5 stars just for the simple fact that Einstein was so awesomely awesome in it. I'm definitely going to be sticking around for the next installment and see what happens. Read Full Review

The greatest minds in the world gathered in one room, solving complex problems and keeping them hush-hush from the general public in the second issue from Hickman & Pitarras strange new series. Ive never read a comic book quite like it. From Image Comics. Read Full Review

What was really missing from this issue compared to the first, were the parts in which Hickman really experimented with the storytelling process. This issue is by the books, no shock and no awe. It’s still a good issue, but as I said the bar was set high by the first issue and this one didn’t make it. Honestly the best line of the issue was the quotes that break up the plot points of the issue. The art is still very good and the coloring plays a huge role in the storytelling still, but again it all becomes very basic without the push of the envelope we experienced in the first issue. Hopefully the third will do something amazing to reinvigorate my interest in the book, but this issue was just okay which doesn’t mean it’s bad but it’s very disappointing. Read Full Review