Though lacking the shock and urgency of the first issue, "W0rldtr33 is one of the best comics you'll read this year. Read Full Review

If you are looking for a story that will shock you, intrigue you, scare you, and cause you to wonder days after reading an issue of what's next, Worldtr33 is the perfect title for you. Read Full Review

Another titillating chapter in what's sure to be a wild ride Read Full Review

James Tynion and Fernando Blanco continue their wild, sci-fi horror ride with yet another special issue in W0rldtr33 #2. The dynamics between all the characters shine through to grow your investment in the world. That investment is further elevated by the story around the Undernet and the mysterious woman whose actions carry the narrative forward. It all comes together for a can't miss comic book. Read Full Review

There is a lot that happens in this issue and it builds up a certain tension of what is to come while developing characters and building a believable world. I can not wait for the third installment of this truly unnerving book. Read Full Review

While healthy societies can withstand gradual change, rapid transformation tears apart the social fabric that clothes our collective lives. W0rldtr33 #2 explores the duality of ordinary humanslove versus a desire for power and wealth, how service becomes corrupted, and how what we create can destroy us. More importantly, it questions how we respond to threats. What price do we pay for the common good, and do the ends ever justify the means? Read Full Review

'W0rldtr33' is an addictive new horror series that draws readers in, hooking them for good, and taking them on a journey of pure evil. Read Full Review

W0rldTr33 is hitting all the right notes to conduct a malicious symphony and I'm anxious to see where the mini takes readers. Read Full Review

The latest issue introduces plenty of new players onto the scene, bringing distinct personalities to the comic's dark story. Read Full Review

In only its second issue, this series takes a dramatic turn, choosing to focus on seemingly mundane chit chat among several of its characters. It's an unexpected change, especially given the multiple killings that dominated the premiere issue. It's an interesting change for now, but the series can't rely on this tack for long. Read Full Review

W0RLDTR33 #2 develops its characters impressively while providing a few thrills every now and then. Read Full Review

The problem with a mystery serial lies in the slow and steady revelation of aspects of that mystery. A series that is as weird and potentially existential as the one that Tynion is outlining in W0rldtr33 has the potential to go down some pretty absurd paths pretty quickly. The whole thing could collapse into absurdity on any page. Its impressive that Tynion has managed to hold it together for as long as he has without revealing too much about the plot. It continues to show promise at the end of its second issue. Read Full Review

It still has my attention, but I hope we get to start to understand what's happening.