The Blood is back! Creator Rob Liefeld returns to write and draw the comic that started it all. The Team is summoned to a crisis in the Pacific as a mysterious vessel appears and a deadly nemesis is revealed!
Rob Liefeld is trying to make it 1992 again with a new Youngblood series. The result is a book that will appeal to his fans, but not many others. Read Full Review
YOUNGBLOOD #1 delivers on frenetic heroics and loving attention to muscle-bound outlines, but leaves story connoisseurs stranded in a fog of forgettable threats and flavorless talk. If you want your comics loud, fast, and visually busy, it has a (literal) punch, but anyone hoping for emotional stakes or narrative depth can safely skip. Read Full Review
I really enjoy listening to Rob Liefeld's podcast and I envy his enthusiasm for the industry. I also have to admit, I liked his art when he first came out. It looked fresh and dynamic. However, the novelty factor went away fast, when it became painfully obvious that Liefeld's flaws were greater than his initial appeal. Suffice to say, I had already lost my interest in him when the original Youngblood came out in the early 90s.
Anyway, I really wanted to know what reading a Liefeld comic in 2025 feels like, so here we go.
Let's start with the positive: It's definitely not the boring woke crap of people standing around discussing consent rules that Marvel and DC are putting out these days. The bad thing: it's a completel more
No one expected greatness here, but it still manages to be worse than imagined. Rob’s work feels careless and flat, with no sign of direction or effort. Extreme garbage.
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