• 10
  Rhymes With Geek - J. Reifler Jan 12, 2015

  What else can I really say about a comicthat won me over last year and continues to provide a fun reading experience? If you are looking for a high-stakes science fiction story with a strong female lead don't miss this book. Track it down and purchase a digital copy online. With a small publisher like New Worlds,the survival long-term of Wynter really depends on the passion of its audience to keep funding the project. The first three issues areactually available for ‘pay what you want'download so you are pretty much throwing money away by not taking a chance on this book. Take a look – tell a friend – helpWYNTER prove it's a ‘special' book worth reading. Read Full Review

• 9.0
  Comic Crusaders - Adam Cadmon Jan 15, 2015

  I really can't recommend Wynter highly enough; this book along with Copperhead and Low, depict women in roles usually reserved for male leads, a refreshing break from the monotony that will hopefully invite a wider audience to the world of comics. While I wouldn't go so far as to call myself a male feminist, it is great to see so many well executed female protagonists in science fiction stories. Read Full Review

• 8.0
  Fortress of Solitude - Byron Hendricks Jan 23, 2015

  I get a feeling that this title will never disappoint, it is telling a great story that breaks away from our conventional comic adventures. It has taken a contemporary subject and created a great Science Fiction comic. The cat and mouse chase will leave you wondering what is to come next, and the epic cliff hanger shows a rather promising direction that this title will be taking. Get you Digital Copy of Wynter #4 today, follow @NewWorldsComics and if you a new Twitter follower, you will be able to get the first issue of this amazing title for free. Read Full Review

• 8.0
  GWW - Chris Pirri Jan 16, 2015

  Mr. Hasson has a great vivid imagination and a unique way of telling a futuristic story like Ridley Scott or George Lucas Read Full Review

• 7.0
  AIPT - David Brooke Feb 10, 2015

  A good issue that delves into the protagonist's head, but doesn't offer as many science fiction ideas or psychological concepts as previous issues. Read Full Review

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