Nice! Betrayal from all side, odds against him... must be Thursday for Hercules. I liked this issue a lot. In fact, I've been enjoying Incredible Herc off the stands while at work for long enough that I suddenly realized how ridiculous it was not to buy the book, much less review it. This issue is balanced between tension and conflict, and the main character has not suffered under Greg Pak's pen. Indeed, his characterization as "fists first, questions later" is maintained, but it's obvious that Hercules is no dummy. He may be quick to act, but he's a battlefield general with remarkable foresight and presence, and centuries of experience. This is one of the most effective Dark Reign books I've read, in that it's not all about the Norman, and yet he's still in full force, and as threatening and cunning as I've seen him. Deitrich Smith handles the pencils on this issue, and the art is well handled, from boardroom to diner to dark alleys and warehouses, and the closest th Read Full Review