"OKAY," Part Five: There's one "i" in "decide" but two in "deicide." I'm not sure if that tells you anything, but it sounds pretty enigmatic, right?
The Wicked + The Divine #44 closes out much of the book's plotlines, and it does so in an emotionally affecting, perfect way. Kieron Gillen's script hits all the points it needs to hit, but saying it that way takes away from the sheer artistry and majestic beauty of what is accomplished in this issue. Read Full Review
Delivering a somber yet hopeful and thoughtful conclusion to years of story threads, WicDiv remains true to its themes and characters to its last breath. Read Full Review
The Wicked & The Divine #44 was worth the wait for everything jaw-dropping experienced from these once-gods who find themselves faced with the real world again. The rules were different for them at a point, but now they are playing the same game of life that the rest of us do. And that comes with a strongest sense of acceptance and ownership to everything we do wrong and take advantage of. Read Full Review
I've spent the last five years living, regressing, and sometimes growing alongside these characters expertly crafted by Kieron Gillen, Jamie McKelvie, and Matthew Wilson so emotions definitely run high in The Wicked + The Divine #44 especially in regards to Luci and Laura and Baal and Inanna. But it is one of the most life-affirming comics I've ever read, and I'm glad that we (hopefully) get to see a peek of the lives of Laura and company in the final issue of the series. (That final cover reveal, y'all!!) Read Full Review
The Wicked and The Divine #44 is far from a happy ending but it is a satisfying one. Read Full Review
With only one issue left, it appears that The Wicked + The Divine will stick its landing. Read Full Review
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