With a stunner of a twist ending, Velvet continues its relentless march towards what promises to be one hell of a reckoning. And as it thunders along, one thing is abundantly clear: things are about to get real dicey very quickly, so Velvet may want to thank her creators for giving her those fleeting (and violent) seconds for reflection. She's going to need them. Read Full Review

"Velvet" #10 is a dazzling conclusion to the series' second storyline and, hopefully, the wait for "Velvet" #11 and beyond won't be too long. Brubaker's creator-owned series have always been a joy to read, as well as his numerous collaborations with Epting. For this duo, I'd say this is easily their best work together. Brubaker and Epting's "Velvet" is what all spy stories should aspire to be. Highly recommended. Read Full Review

There is also a coda to Velvet #10 in which Lake kills a few other bigwigs in ARC-7, including Velvet's former boss whom she thinks is a good man. Lake clearly has a plan in place, and it's one that might aid Velvet at times, but it might also do it in ways that she does not like. Having two sides (Velvet, ARC-7) with different agendas was already making this series a great read, but adding a third side (Lake) seems like it will make the upcoming arc of Velvet even more complex and entertaining. Read Full Review

Velvet is one of those great series that has a wonderful creative team that you can only expect excellence from. The best part is that they also deliver on those expectations every issue. Experiencing thedeeper layers of deception involved in Velvet‘s plot is addicting for a reader. Velvet is a must read series for anyone who enjoys first-rate comics done right. Read Full Review