As a concept, The Tattered Man is strong enough to be featured in more one-shots, or maybe even a series. Its hard to explain without giving the story away, but the themes are strong and this comic was one of the few that actually works as a piece of horror. I would definitely be interested in seeing where the character could go and would recommend people picking this up. Read Full Review
One of my favorite aspects of the book is what becomes of Danikka, the female junkie who's part of the home-invasion plan. I was expecting her to suffer a horrible fate like other Tattered Man victims, but her plot thread brings a tiny bit of light into an otherwise black and depressing story. While the overall focus of the book is mankind's cruelty to his fellow man, Danikka's plot thread serves as a vital balance. I was surprised at how much I appreciated and was interested in her character's transformation in the latter part of the story. Read Full Review
The Tattered Man was a fun read. Was it worth the five dollar cover charge for about thirty-five pages of story? Maybe, maybe not, especially in the current market, but if you take a chance on it you will most likely enjoy it. I think if you like World War II, revenge stories, or just horror in general you should pick this up. Read Full Review
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