Nathan Bright is in the clutches of the Pearl and the clock is ticking. Agent Cross must choose between her own desire for vengeance and protecting a man who, though drenched in the blood of billions, might still be innocent.
It is tense, larger than life, and gripping to read. The pacing keeps us on the edge of our seats. Like a train wreck, it is violent and destructive, but also intensely fascinating. Read Full Review
Jody LeHeup delivers a welcome mix of action, story progression, character building, and meaningful revelations that give characters some much-needed context, as well as a few moments that will leave you a bit stunned courtesy of Nathan Fox and Dave Stewart's stellar visuals. Read Full Review
The Weatherman gets better with every issue. Its unique blend of dark comedy and sci-fi action make this a comic you simply cannot afford to miss. Read Full Review
Nathan Fox continues to push the art in this issue to untold levels as both the action and characters get more intense with each page. The sequence of events that lead to the final page in this issue are inspiring in how they ramp up the tension while also being unpredictable and fun. Read Full Review
A fantastic issue that adds to the tension as the series inches closer to its first volume conclusion. Read Full Review
As the series heads toward the end of the first story arc, it's getting hard to separate key moments and plot points from potentially extraneous details. Read Full Review
The Weatherman deals with some heavier subjects and a rather dark world, but it knows when to lighten the mood with humor. Read Full Review
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