Truth be told it's a little hard to distance Steve Dillon from his work on "Preacher", as frankly I spent most of this issue expecting to see one of the hostages die a horrific death, and while I know this is not mature title, Steve Dillon's mere presence does create the sense that it is. Now, this in turn does lend that extra sense of drama to the hostage situation as my inner fanboy was telling me that they wouldn't have brought Steve Dillon in if they weren't planning on a nightmarish ending to this story, but than again this is an unfair expectation, and while there is a brief explosion of violence and one character looks to come to a bad end, for the most part Steve Dillon managed to deliver a pretty restrained issue, as most of the issue is talking heads. Now one could argue that this issue didn't play to Steve Dillon's strengths, but he turns in a very impressive display where the emotional beats of the story were deftly reflected on the faces of the characters, and the visual a Read Full Review

Cool issue, but I really can't like Prof here... Why should he risk people when he could literally control this freak or something like that... And he just used him to get his money back. Plus yeah, nice 1-frame appearance of Warlock... The 1610 universe reminds me of the MCU. Like, there are so many characters with only 1 appearance and mostly only as an easter egg.

I was surprised to see Dillon here, by the way. I love this man and his amazing faces... Sad that he's only a guest star here... And it seems that now we have some filler-issues. Which is good, by the way, I'm getting tired of story arcs.