Jorge Coelho is a new name to me, but his work has made a fast impression on me. His panels create a tension throughout the book, felt whenever we peer down sniper scopes or watch as enemies circle. As usual, Jordie Bellaires colours wow me on every page. From the rays of sun that tear through the forest like bullets to dry brown forest looming in the background, every line ismore interesting thanks to Bellaires contributions. Read Full Review

One of the strongest artistic performances seen in this series to date propel this issue to new heights with the breakthrough moment weve been waiting for finally occurring. This series is under-appreciated and Kot may finally get the recognition he deserves for this fantastic series once Secret Avengers gets the nod from a few more people and they see his name on the cover of this book as well. Zero #8 isnt a book to miss out on. Read Full Review

Yeah, definitely. If not one of the better issues of Zero, still a great comic. I loved how the action was handled and continue to love Kot's characters and the story he is telling. In fact, I love Zero so much that today I bought the trade paperback at my store, even after reading all the digital issues. Keep it up Image! Read Full Review

Zero #18 is a satisfying end to a truly impactful series. Bravo. Read Full Review

As long as Ales Kot stays so laser-focused on propelling Edward Zero through his life's reconstruction and continues to garner such amazingly strong artistic efforts from his collaborators, “Zero” will remain among the best comic books on the stands. It's remarkable to see what every member of the team gives to the overall narrative each month – and it spans literally from cover-to-cover. In this way, “Zero” continues to be an unmatched beacon of the collaborative spirit of comic book creation. Read Full Review

Kot has been incredibly successful in finding a rotating cast of artists for Zero so far. Each manages to have their own style, while keeping a familiar sensibility for the series. Throughout, colorist Jordie Bellaire has provided absolutely stellar work to tie it all together. Bellaire has managed to adapt to the artist of the issue, giving each its own look, and yet never straying too far from what has come before. As a result, Zero is as unpredictable in art as it is in story. Even still, each chapter is a natural evolution. Read Full Review

Zero #8 is a great addition to the story and is definitely a must read. Read Full Review