A STANDALONE SKUXXOID EPIC The breakout fan-favorite of the Energon Universe takes center stage. Who is Skuxxoid? What is Skuxxoid? This issue answers all your burning questions and more! Plus, the FIRST APPEARANCE of Wreck-Gar and the Junkions!
Void Rivals continues to be a welcome surprise each month with unpredictable plot twists, character development and smartly worked in supporting roles for other members of the Energon Universe. This was a strong installment especially for fans of Skuxxoid. Read Full Review
Void Rivals #19 is funny, eye opening, and full of foreshadowing, creating for an excellent standalone issue in this ongoing narrative. Read Full Review
VOID RIVALS #19 takes a puzzling pause from the action on the Sacred Ring for an all-Skuxxoid issue to explain where he comes from. Robert Kirkman's lighthearted (not jokey) script is amusing, but it puts the brakes on the Unification arc in a big way. On the other hand, Conor Hughes does a bang-up job as the guest artist with a cleaner, more polished delivery. Read Full Review
The truth behind the bounty hunter is unveiled in a stand-alone chapter. Kirkman throws many elements in place with the writing. Hughes brings some impressive images to the forefront. The chapter leaves some things for readers to ponder as Darak and Solilas saga resumes next chapter. Read Full Review
A fun issue, but one that feels easily skipped if you're only invested in the currently unfolding main plot. Read Full Review
Void Rivals #19 took the risk of dedicating the entire issue to Skuxxoid and it is a reminder that not all risk pay off. That is not to say this wasn't a good issue. Robert Kirkman and Conor Hughes do all they can to present Skuxxoid as a character that can drive a story. Read Full Review
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