Another really impressive issue in this series that only gets better. Read Full Review

Considering it's a tie-in spin-off to another, bigger event, the creative team seems to be really having a blast throwing in all sorts of crazy ideas and mixing up some interesting characters. Read Full Review

Intense action and attention to detail on character expressions offer a rewarding experience. Read Full Review

The second issue of Force Works has some big twists in it to keep readers guessing, but the so-so action supporting those moments doesn't do a lot to set it apart from other superhero stories out there right now. Read Full Review

'It couldn't have happened to a nicer group of undead cyborg killing machines.'

Bobbi is love.

This was pretty good, but it all felt a little rushed, like too much is being juggled and there's not enough page space for it.

" You want to push someone around tough guy ? I'm right here ! "
- US AGENT

Force Works escapes captivity, grasps the overall situation (rogue Deathloks are fighting giant robot Ultimo), and picks up an unlikely ally. It's got the usual Matthew Rosenberg sass and a brisk pace -- but the plot developments ride the narrow line between "good absurd" and "bad absurd." Not really essential, but enjoyable.

Prelude:
I found the first issue of 2020 Force Works good in premise but rather lackluster in execution. Hopefully, this will be a better issue.

The Good:
The art is good.

I enjoy the team.

The Bad:
It was rather boring.

Conclusion:
Better then last issue, but not by much. Still isn't passable.

Like this isn’t terrible, there were some good moments, but like also I don’t care.