Valiant has a book they should be proud to publish every month. I say that without even taking into consideration Faith's body, which to me is a non issue, but the book is just so well written and is such an enjoyable read. It isn't my favourite book I read every month (Ninjak), but it's the most fun book I read. I actually look forward to reading it every month more then most of my pull list. I wish the sales would reflect the quality of the series. If someone asks me to recommend a comic to get them into comics, this is probably the book I would suggest. It's good for all ages, which is nice in modern comics. In closing I love this issue and I wait for the next one with the excitement of a child on Easter morning. Read Full Review

All in all, this book really works for me. This new arc is going to be a fun read as I am already looking forward to next month's book! A 4.25 is a solid rating for any book, even one as enjoyable as Faith. Please enjoy this book, and for a breath of fresh air, just turn to page 1 of Faith: The Faithless Read Full Review

Faith as a series never takes itself too seriously and always has a good laugh along the way. Making this comic an easy read and one that many can relate to in some way. With Faith #10 we have a great jumping on point for new readers. With a perfect intro on the first page, you get just enough information to know what is going on. Of course, if you should go read the backlog if you enjoy it, there is a lot of good back there as well. Read Full Review

Faith #10 ushers in a new arc and one of Faiths biggest challenges yet. This fun and attractive book is a great jumping-on point for new readers while still pleasing established fans. Read Full Review

'Faith' #10 is an easy way to get on board with one of the most entertaining comics being published. Houser sets up a new arc with Faith at ease while an engaging band of criminals make their move. It would be a crime to miss this series. Read Full Review

Now I can totally see why we the previous issue was done the way it was. This has the potential to be a fantastic new story and I can't wait to see what happens. If you're somehow just trying out Faith, this is a really good time to jump in to the series. Read Full Review

Unfortunately, this issue just didn't click for me this month, but seeing as how this is the first time that Jody Houser has faltered in fourteen issues withFaith across both the miniseries and the ongoing, I'll be back with bells on for the next issue. Read Full Review

The issue is billed as a jumping-on point, and in that spirit writer Jody Houser does a solid job of reestablishing many of the characters, namely villains, we've previously seen over the course of the series. Read Full Review

This may be the shortest review I've written. If the issue wouldn't have had an appearance of Faith, I wouldn't mind a villain focus issue. We could've learned more about this mysterious Director the villains broke out. I did find myself chuckling at some of the comedic jokes in this issue. Just wanted a bit more out of this. Not being steeped in Valiant mythos, the cliffhanger didn't leave me excited for what's to come. I'll continue this series and really want to love the book I came to adore at the start of the series.Bits and Pieces:While the villains have assembled, that's all there is to take away from this. There's plenty of comedic moments to put a smile on your face. But we've waited quite awhile to set up Faith's rogue gallery only to see them get to know each other and understand they all hold a grudge against Faith. Hopefully, the next issue really kicks into gear and get's me excited again for this series. Read Full Review