"IMPERIAL PHASE II", Part Four
It's time for a "Wait-he's doing what? But he's...yes! No! Oh no! But then she did the-and WHATTAAATATAT? I think I'll sit down and have a cup of herbal tea" issue.
This issue is definitely setting the stage for the series to end and Im honestly not even close to ready to say goodbye yet. This series is a great for fantasy fans and has such a diverse, well written cast that Im just hoping they find a way to extend the inevitable. Just give me more time to process that were nearing the end. " Pierre Brown Read Full Review
No part of it feels truncated to squeeze another in, and where the issue leaves off is proof the band-aid has been ripped off and everything's going to come spilling out. Read Full Review
A near perfectly executed comic that takes the gods-as-pop-stars premise to tremendous, preposterous, ridiculous heights. Read Full Review
WicDiv#32 is a true companion to the universe shattering, plot demolishingWicDiv#31, but Kieron Gillen either tapers off or adds elements to character arcs to go with Jamie McKelvie and Matthew Wilson's fireworks or quiet artistic moments. With the deaths of Dionysus and Sakhmet, a lot of rage and serenity has exited the building along with WicDiv‘s respective superego and id, but my excitement for the “Imperial Phase Part 2” conclusion has definitely increased. Read Full Review
The Wicked + The Divine #32 will definitely leave some jaws on the floor for better or for worse. Nothing can truly be like it was before after what has happened here. I mean is there anything left to actually salvage from this period of reincarnation? Still some answers to unveil, but is it already too late? I don't know, though this exciting story is not done until its done. Read Full Review
The Wicked and the Divine remains a brilliant tale, though I cant recommend just hopping in this late in the game (like I sort of have). Read the series, but you owe it to yourself to read the full story. Read Full Review
The Wicked + The Divine is one of Image Comics' best and brightest series, and continues to be one of Gillen's finest works yet. It's funny, youthful, energetic, and despite the whole god thing, very very good at nailing the voices of its young cast. Read Full Review
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