WicDiv#35 shows that Kieron Gillen, Jamie McKelvie, and Matthew Wilson can play the long game with the best of them while still crafting a story that is a strong on an artistic and emotional level. The Baal and Minerva twists work because readers have had the chance to connect with them and see them form relationships with other characters (And each other). I still don't know how a man who could have such a tender relationship with the now-talking-head Inanna could be such a monster, but it's one of many great questions raised by this comic that have me hooked until the end of the line. Read Full Review

Another twisty issue of "WicDiv" leaves no ambiguity as it breaks ours hearts with more betrayal. Read Full Review

The Mothering Intervention so far has proven to be a major story arc. I can see why the events of this arc they took their time getting to. It has all been so well thought out and planned between the things we needed to know and when we needed to know them. The Wicked & The Divine #35 was a great example of one of those times with perfect execution. There was plenty we learned new about this game, the players, and other things about the cycle that were overlooked till now. Read Full Review

Wicked + Divine #35 is another compelling issue of the series. The plot moves forward, the characters continue to engage, and the world continues to deepen. Its pacing isnt perfect; the story ends when it feels like its just getting going. However, I still largely had fun and can easily recommend this book as always. Give it a read. Read Full Review

There are a lot of moving pieces in The Wicked + The Divine as it approaches its climax, which makes even the less thrilling issues impressive. Read Full Review