Things begin to hit the fan as Kirkman makes his move on shaking up the book's status quo in some really exciting ways. Read Full Review

Void Rivals #16 continues to display decompressed storytelling at its most severe state, but at the same time the amazing art and fun dialogue make all the events a joy to read. Read Full Review

VOID RIVALS #16 is a tighter, cleaner issue that focuses on the major players as the series builds toward some major development, whatever it is. Robert Kirkman's script creates drama, action, and cool developments, and Lorenzo De Felici's artwork shows some impressive visuals in this issue. Read Full Review

Void Rivals #16 finally gives the spotlight to villains Skuxxoid and Pythona. This is a long time coming as both characters had a slow build to their respective villain arcs. Read Full Review

Though it carries moments quite well, the overall space opera that Kirkman and company are bringing to the page feels pretty bland and without the kind of novelty that could drive the action. Theres a lot of intensity being presented, but not a whole lot of emotional connection to bring it all together. Clearly whats going on is of great importance to everyone on the page. It would be nice to be let-in a bit more on WHY its all so important. Void Rivals is clearly too busy delivering the intensity to let the reader in on much of what it is that drives all that intensity. Read Full Review

Another good issue and I'm so glad that Shuzoid is dead. I'm not sure why he was even in this book. He did absolutely nothing after trading with the heroes to give them a ship, he has had absolutely no use. At least he went out with a bang. And the "Cobra-LA-LA-LA" song was funny as hell. The most interesting storyline is what's going on with Solila.

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Solid issue. Things are happening and the plot is moving forward.