Overall a great mix of creative talent, with everyone getting an equal share of the spoils and delivering a view of Domino in their own definitive voice. All of whom manage to seamlessly blend the larger story into one grand piece, without the narrative or art coming off jarring. A major achievement considering the vastly different cast of Unusual Suspects on hand. Read Full Review

While reading the annual is not essential to keeping up with the main storyline--the only references to the ongoing series are Diamondback and Outlaw--it is still worth a read. These mini-stories help give more characterization to Domino, and offer readers a chance to see multiple creative teams interpretations of the character. Read Full Review

I'd like to see them do more with this issue and Domino down the road. Again, it's being subtle about a larger topic that can afford to be mixed in when the majority of comic book characters are jacked. Read Full Review

Domino's first annual is a fun, fast anthology that captures all of the character's wit. It expands on important relationships and proposes some new ones, too. Words and art are all crafted with the highest skill. This isn't just a reward for faithful Domino readers; it's a very engaging invitation for newbies to come aboard. Read Full Review

The Domino annual has its ups and downs. The action is handled very well all throughout the book. The more emotional moments lacked some of what they needed to hit hard. Overall this is a fun book with optimistic and positive messages that make it worth the read. Read Full Review

A nice mix of stories and art styles, with a couple of rough moments but nothing that quite brings the whole thing down. Plus, the origin of The Posse! Read Full Review

The book might be worth the cover price if only for short, beautiful Cable story. Read Full Review