Freeway Fighter #2 delivers a cliff-hanger of chaotic proportions as all hell breaks loose. Read Full Review

The issue ends, you have two choices. Forget you read this far, go and watch a soap opera OR pick up issue 3 when it comes out and live a long, fun and fulfilling life. The choice, as Fighting Fantasy taught us, is yours. (Don't be that guy who cheats, no-one liked them). Read Full Review

The art was the standout feature of the issue for me. Simon Coleby delivers with well rendered and explosive splash pages. The art doesn't contain a lot of the visual effects that you see in most books these days, which felt refreshing. The amount of detail is consistently high. My only criticism is that the characters seem to have limited facial expressions throughout. It's a minor gripe. I did appreciate the realistic grittiness and overall quality of the art. The main cover was good, with an interesting angle chosen. Like the rest of the art, it is well rendered and high quality. I give this issue 3.5 out of 5 stars. Read Full Review

Freeway Fighter is a slow burn. The tone is spot on and definitely worth your time. It's just that it takes a bit to really get going. Things heat up towards the end if the issue, so I'm hoping this turns around in the next chapter. Read Full Review