This issue is a win across the board, and while the artistic style doesn't land in every single panel for me, it's a small nitpick for an otherwise fantastic issue. If you're a Darkhawk fan, this really is the reinvention you've been waiting for. Read Full Review

A very strong issue in this series. Chock full of events that move both the characters and the series forward to where it needs to go. This would be a really bad issue to skip, folks. Read Full Review

Solid issue to check out in this mini-series, but the fight scene was relatively short to help it be established for a book of the week. Read Full Review

This second issue doesn't do anything to emphasize why a Darkhawk reboot was in order, but everything from the new characters to the ongoing drama is still fine. Read Full Review

Dawkhark #2 deals with a real-world drama excellently, but it does so while tending to neglect the superheroics. Read Full Review

On the personal side, Connor struggles to adapt to his MS. On the superhero side, all the secrets come out between him and Derek. I was really impressed by how much mileage this issue got out of the complex relationship established in #1. So many lines took on extra weight and meaning! I hope that level of intricate character work continues. I liked this issue, but I'm really struggling with the art. The layouts, posing, and anatomy are all fine, but that shading is killing me. It looks like every character just climbed out of a chimney.