Given amazing superpowers - and six months to live - by the G+ Virus, three Londoners struggle to make their time count! Discover what made Monty such a manipulative git; can he use his powers to climb all the way to the top? Washed-up singer-songwriter Weasel puts in a paternity visit - and ends up on the run from GCHQ's power-hunting division! Already imprisoned, can Verity's artistic side flower in captivity? More importantly, is there a chance that the G+ Virus could be cured?
Mike Dowling's art has been top drawer all series and again in issue 3 there is a dark realism to it you wouldn't find in many other comic books. The panel with Monty being breastfed as a baby crossed with grown up Monty in another sexual congress moment is chilling to see. Read Full Review
Death Sentence #3 is without a doubt a stellar comic book that makes my job easy because it comes highly recommended. Read Full Review
This is still one of my favorite series to premiere this year. As we get near the end of 2013 you start to think about all the issues you read and overall I don't think 2013 has been as strong as 2012, but Death Sentence has been a ray of sunshine in an otherwise dull year. This is a series you don't want to miss out on. Read Full Review
Death Sentence is definitely different. Luckily, the story doesnt rely on gimmicks or shock value; this really is a well-composed story with twists and turns in the plot and some very interesting characters. Titan Comics have been releasing some really interesting work recently, but Death Sentence is definitely at the top of the list. Read Full Review
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