This comic will blow you away and leave nothing but rubble and ashes in its wake. Read Full Review

Ultramega #1 is a everything I want out of a monster movie. I love the added layer of the monsters being people. There is something to that concept. When the baddie used to be just a normal person, that makes the destruction of him or her more problematic. I am all in on this series. The first issue has my head spinning. I can not wait for more. Read Full Review

Ultramega #1 is a bloated feast of grime and bile, but deep within its filth is a beautiful story about hope and commitment. Any fan of horror especially body or kaiju horror should make this a must read. Read Full Review

James Harren'sUltramegapromises to be much more than a mere monster-of-the-week beat 'em up book, as there's great depth of story that, when teamed with the inherent horror and excitement common in kaiju tales, makes for a refreshing read. Do not miss out. Read Full Review

Ultramega #1 is sixty-eight pages of absolutely superb art that takes a trope that will be familiar to many, injects it with deeply flawed characters and a very healthy dose of body horror then turns it inside out for an exceptionally engaging opening chapter that starts in a familiar place but ends in an unfamiliar one and that's it's brilliance it takes your expectations and turns them on their head. Read Full Review

When all is said and done, Ultramega #1delivers a brutal yet poignant tale that will be far too much for many but couldn't tell its story any other way. Not for the faint of heart, but what it offers is worth the discomfort if you can stomach it. Read Full Review

UltraMega builds a terrifying new world, a scary take on the classic hero versus giant monster. It's a frightening vision of the classic story, with gorgeous and horrifying visuals- an absolute must-read. Read Full Review

Ultramega #1 isn't for everyone, but it's certainly the most accessible comic in the genre. It feels grown-up, and it's genuinely terrifying sometimes. It's unpredictable, exciting, and looks fantastic. Anyone who is remotely interested in the concept owes it to themselves to pick up one of the best debuts of the year so far. Read Full Review

Ultramega #1 delivered exactly what you want from James Harren's kaiju book. Now, the story may have some issues at the jump, but I am still very interested to see where we are going. The art is outstanding; you want giant bloody battles, you get them in Ultramega #1. James Harren is one of the best artists out there and this issue showcases all of his talents and more on each and every page. Read Full Review

The one lingering question that is left is this: the title is a Soundgarden reference, right? Read Full Review

Ultramega is not a cheerful book, but it is a timely one that redefines the Kaiju and Sentai genres through a mature and thoughtful lens. Also, you get to see giant monsters rip each other's arms off. Read Full Review

Ultramega #1 is an entertaining start. It's destruction is what stands out from the similar stories. It doesn't just deliver fallen building and destroyed cars, it does it in a style and on a level that's amusing and lighthearted. There's a lot to this debut that's familiar but it delivers it all in a style all its own. Read Full Review

Ultramega #1 makes a favorable first impression for the series, but it's not a must-read. Read Full Review

The artstyle is extremely evocative and gruesome. But rather than making me cringe, it nearly brought me to tears thinking of the hopelessness of the characters caught in this setting. The story is phenomenal, and there's so little revealed about the source of their powers that it's easy to suspect that it isn't a traditional good vs evil fight...

Gory and splendid.

WOW!

This book read so well, it honestly felt like I was watching a classic anime when I was reading this. This was the best read of the month. I was amazed at how interesting this book was from start to finish. At first I was hesitant to buy it with it being 7.99 but honestly, after reading this I would have paid more. It’s so hard to find books like these and I will be the first person in the shop to pick up #2 whenever it is released.

Extremely promising start with fantastic art and scope, the twist was much appreciated.

After the awesome Fire power, another big hit from Skybound ! James Harren is doing a spectacular job here, both with the writing and the gory visuals. I can't wait to se where this is going next.

The creators went all out on this issue and apparently it's actually a setup for another arc, so I can see the need for such a large issue. Very bold.