Violent Love #8

Violent Love #8 represents a series that demands attention and more than that it just earns it. For that reason the entire piece easily excels with smart execution and worthwhile moments along the way. As the body of text finds enough room to convey the meaning of what's happening in both the past (1972) and the present (1987). It's all turbulent but wholly worthwhile as the arc marches ever onward. Read Full Review

TheImageIsStrong

Sep 21, 2017

Such a great read and the art speaks for the story as well. Barbiere is a great writer and Victor Santos is a excellent artist and the team needs more recognition imo. If you like Kill or Be Killed this is a must imo. 9 out of 10..