Debbie is torn apart emotionally throughout, Dent is a single-minded monster and the world will never be the same again. It's a hell of a cliffhanger to leave fans on because the next arc doesn't arrive until the spring. It gives Remender and company more time to think of new ways to blow our minds when 'Tokyo Ghost' continues.  Read Full Review

Murphy was a spectacular choice to do the art for this series. He focuses on the detail and doesn't waste a page. Remender has written so many wonderful titles including Black Science, Deadly Class, and Low. Tokyo Ghost is just another book I cannot wait to read in my stack and I look forward to to month after month. Read Full Review

This issue managed to wrap the first chapter up in a way that isn't necessarily as neat and nuanced as the book started, but still managed to be fun and leave us satisfied. Oh and Sean Murphy's artwork makes miracles, so there's that, too. Read Full Review

Tokyo Ghost's first arc reaches its literally explosive conclusion, Rick Remender and Sean Murphy ratcheting their frenetic dial up to 11. The resulting read is loaded with (again literal) eye-popping spectacle, even if the overall impact of the finale remains to be seen. Read Full Review