It's go time for Conrad's Italian heist!
Thief of Thieves is one of the most consistent books on the market and my personal favorite Kirkman title behind The Walking Dead. With consistent art and an exciting story, there is no reason for you not to be picking up this book. If youre looking for a new title to hop onto, Thief of Thieves is what youre looking for. Read Full Review
Great character moments, exceptional storytelling and cinematic spreads by Martinbrough highlight another strong issue for Skybound's other Kirkman series. Read Full Review
Andy Diggle's run on Robert Kirkman's Thief of Thieves continues going strong as Redmond prepares for the biggest heist of his life Read Full Review
In short, I'm in two minds regarding this issue. Thief Of Thieves #15 has all the elements that make the series great, it just might not have enough of them for this one issue. Read Full Review
If you're still hanging in there, then good for you; you're clearly much more patient than I am. As of right now this series is back on the chopping block for me until the creative team can pull together and write something fresh. I refuse to give this series more than a 3, and that's only because I love the art, until they can produce better story telling without having to dance around this idea of a great story. Read Full Review
Writer Andy Diggle introduces us to a new turn of events by dropping clues to a character named Sabatini, but why we should care remains to be explored. Recruiting his old gang of thieves to help him pull off the heist, Conrad has assembled a crew with seemingly unique and interesting personalities and talents, but the book gives little attention to developing the team. Thief of Thieves #15 is a step down from what we've seen in the series, but I'm still a fan who believes the title will continue to improve. Read Full Review
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