See you in thirty for the final journey. And if you want a tasty treat of that last issue head here. Read Full Review

Other than that, however, Artyom Trakhanovs art is breathtakingly good. It isnt your typical comic book art, but regardless, it looks great. The characters are, hands down, the best looking part of the book. Because theyre Atlanteans, Trakhanov is free to design them as he wishes, and so they look great. At his hands, the world of Undertow comes alive. The colors make it look exceptionally vibrant, and the loose inking gives it a sense of loopiness that benefits the style. Read Full Review

I'm looking forward to the next issue even if it's the last in the arc/volume. I've been looking forward to how this series ends and I'm expecting it to be good. Landings are tough to stick, but so far the creative team has been amazing. Let's just hope we don't have to wait too long for the next volume. Read Full Review

If “Undertow” has pulled you along so far, there's certainly no reason to jet before the final issue. But for those of you who are tradewaiting, I'd give “Undertow” a tentative recommendation. It's interesting despite its flaws, incorporating subtext alongside pulpy adventure, and a solid ending could very well anchor this unusual story. Read Full Review

Undertow continues to amaze as though it's ultra fast pace let the issue down slightly the tone and set-up more than made up, having this fanboy hooked for next issues finale. Highly recommended. Read Full Review