Void Rivals #20 is a fun return to the core plot that promises a more complex plot moving forward, now that all the pieces are in play. Read Full Review

Void Rivals #20 is quite fun, I'd say. It's another one of those "yep, that was a good entry in a longer running story not finished yet" kinds of issues that one just sort of has to expect from this book by now. It's Kirkman's style, and it works. We get enough lore and character moments to carry the story along at a brisk and fun pace, and it doesn't feel like any panel time is wasted. Good, efficient comic work. With a new main artist that's made a strong debut, and moments that feel like satisfying turning points in the narrative, yeah, I'd say this one was firmly solid. Read Full Review

Void Rivals #20 continues to elevate the intrigue as the connection to the greater Energon Universe is having a big impact on the series. This issue in particular was a showcase of how badass Solila is and the way the revelation made about Zerta Trion changes so much. How that is all dealt does a great job at further fleshing out the conflict between the Agorrians and Zertonians. That along with the major wild card elements drive home how this is a must-read comic book. Read Full Review

The unified pair of Darak and Solila deal with a fractured bond in their latest chapter. Kirkman sets the stage for a tough decision with the writing. Hughes and company let Solila loose for excellent action sequences. The Energon Universe keeps speeding ahead with another great issue. Read Full Review

A lot of fun moments in another exciting issue of Void Rivals. Kirkman knows how to keep a story moving at a nice pace, and this series shows no signs of slowing down 20 issues in. Read Full Review