Honestly, few comics are as brash and bold as The New World, but damn if this isn't one of the most exciting books on the stands. Read Full Review

While it is a bit of a letdown after the dizzyingly inventive first issue, it is only by the smallest of degrees as the storytelling tension builds very quickly in this follow-up issue. This is a series to watch. Read Full Review

The world and action are still stunning, and that's a good thing because they distract from some apparent shallowness in this continuation. Read Full Review

We can only guess the next twist and turns that's gonna come from the author as far as our two young heroes are concerned, but whatever it is, it's gonna be entertaining and colorful for sure. Read Full Review

Both as a follow up to its more compelling predecessor, and as a single issue, the second issue of The New World doesn't feel all that new or interesting, but there are elements that inspire hope for a return to form. Read Full Review

Mad Max and Romeo and Juliet come together as then forces of anarchy clash with a new police state in issue 2 of The New World. Read Full Review

The New World #2 is a fast-moving but mostly disappointing follow-up to the first issue. We have these two characters well established, but we throw many of their traits out the window to unite them romantically. The art is solid, but I cant quite recommend this one unfortunately. Hopefully, next issue will redeem this book. Read Full Review