An enormous machine slowly materializes in a major West Coast city. Who sent it-and why-is a mystery, understood only by the malevolent beings gliding silently toward Earth through the inky vastness of space. In response, a multinational combat brigade called Gladiator Two-Six is deployed. Outfitted with next-generation military science and weapons, they're tasked with stopping any extraterrestrial threat that emerges.
We don't know what it is yet, but it is bad, very bad, and all the players have their own way of coping with what could be the end of everything. The Warning begins with the suspense ratcheted up to extreme levels and hints at an earth-shattering thriller to come. Read Full Review
The Warning #1 is that one outing this Wednesday that holds your attention even though it doesn't move fast or push things too far forward. It's a slow burn that gives out just enough information to get readers hooked on just whatever is going on here. Recommended. Read Full Review
I enjoyed the dark tone of this book as well as how it is anticipatory in its pacing. I am interested to see where this story is going in the next issue. Read Full Review
For a story type that has probably been done a fair few times, it is admirable how well Laroche has done with this well-worn trope. The challenge will be to try to keep the book fresh as it goes through the paces. It is almost as if the alien invasion, at least in this first issue, is actually just window dressing, and like all good window dressing, Laroche's talent should entice you into the store. Read Full Review
A beautifully bleak sci-fi drama that gives nearly no answers, but it makes up for that with plenty of intrigue, set up, and incredible art. Read Full Review
The Warning #1 isn't bad. There's something kind of fun about it in the popcorn movie sort of way. But, it's generally generic at this point with elements we've seen over and over. Might that change? Sure, but as a first issue, it's an entertaining paint by numbers experience. Read Full Review
Its just a solid issue that gave me more than I was expecting. Out of 5 stars I give it a 3.54. Thus far “The Warning” #1 could definitely find interest from fans outside of normal comic readers, and I could see this as a Netflix Series. The fact that it's Its got legitimate suspense and action as well as, interesting characters, and solid art. Seriously give this one a look. Read Full Review
A good-looking debut, to be certain, but nothing much really happens in The Warning #1 other than vague setup for a potential alien invasion. This could very well be by design; the book feels pretty confident in its pacing. Really though, this seems like a comic clearly written for trade. As such, the strength of this first issue will be determined almost entirely by what comes next. Read Full Review
The artwork in THE WARNING #1 from Image Comics is appealing right from page one. However, the narrative isn't super cohesive, and there's not much to hook readers. It's an intriguing opener, but too soon to judge where the story is headed. Read Full Review
I can't wait to see how this story develops beyond this set-up. Laroche's writing in the beginning really hit me and was the perfect accent to the world he crafts later on. I'm looking forward to seeing how this evolves in later issues. Read Full Review
THE WARNING #1 shows great potential, with a high concept focus and an interesting cast of characters. I feel, however, it just may take more than just this first issue to grab you enough to keep it in your pull box. Read Full Review
The Warning isn't your typical sci-fi book, but people who enjoy serious military stories will connect with it the most. Read Full Review
A military science fiction story with all the staples of the genre. Well written and presented, but nothing new. A definite comfort read. Read Full Review
My main hope therefore is that over the next few issues well see this develop into the kind of sci-fi opera that Laroche deserves the chance to show us. Read Full Review
Edward Laroche's debut issue of a new series sets up a hell of a lot of elements, but that doesn't necessarily translate to a lot of story. Read Full Review
Offering little nothing outside of introduction of its admittedly compelling core premise, this first issue of The Warning is featureless and off-putting. It's not particularly offensive or inoffensive, and that's the very problem with it. Read Full Review
Some have complained about the slow pace and the "zen-like" scenes with the unnamed soldier. Both of these are positives for me. The story is interesting and I like the long set-up. This is world-building and enjoyable. Looking forward to a series that takes its time in building its story, rather than delivering everything at a frenetic pace.
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