The kickoff issue for the next chapter of Void Rivals delivers us with the seeds to move the story forward. Introducing some new characters to the world that will make a huge crossover impact is clutch. Kirkman does a great job building on the world that hes been creating, well keeping it fresh with new characters and situations. Read Full Review

A solid issue in the ongoing story, displaying Kirkman's usual talent for roping you in and teasing you with just enough to want to see what happens next. Oh and some snake guys are here and in space, so that's pretty cool. Read Full Review

Void Rivals #13 is a lot of setting up, but it does so in a way that builds intrigue for the arc to come. Finally, all of The Energon Universe is coming together! Read Full Review

Void Rivals #13 is an intricately crafted start to the series newest arc that integrates even more elements from around the Energon Universe. Robert Kirkman makes every word spoken resonate to create a strong foundation for this new story arc. Add in the excellent artwork from Lorenzo De Felici and Void Rivals #13 is yet another home run issue for this series. Read Full Review

VOID RIVALS #13 begins a new volume with drama, cool developments, and the biggest step yet towards an eventual crossover with G.I. Joe and Transformers. Robert Kirkman expertly keeps multiple threads moving to give all the players a meaningful moment, and De Felici's artwork keeps getting better and better. Read Full Review

Void Rivals #13 launches an intriguing new story arc that expands the series' scope while deepening its connections to the broader Energon Universe. Though light on action, the issue excels at world-building and character development, setting the stage for the coming cosmic-level shift. Read Full Review

Void Rivals #13 has introduced Cobra-La into the fold of this story, with Pythona featuring on the cover. However, she doesn't have as much relevance compared to the rest of the issue. While it's nice to see a greater connection to the Energon Universe, I do wish Kirkman had focused more on Pythona in this issue. I'm sure we'll gradually learn more about her and the schemes she is involved in as the series progresses. Read Full Review

This issue mostly consists of moving characters into place for the start of this new arc, but it’s an exciting set up.

We bring in the characters from Cobra-La in this issue as well as the conflict between Darak and his dad. Not sure how this is going to finish up. Meanwhile, handroid leads his counterpart into the depths. This story continues to move. I wonder what he has as the ending to this because like Sacrificers this has a limited story.

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Kind of a set up issue, so not much happens. It's interesting and I'm here for the ride