Ninjak will return, as the promotional material for Killers indicates, but this issue works as a strong conclusion to the context in which readers have previously understood this character. Read Full Review

Ultimately, despite some questions on the art, this is a book that is well worth reading, and fans who have read thus far are going to bevery happy with the final product. Whether it's worth picking this up just for the standalone story, well personally I think it is. This comic give you enough context (yay recap page!) that you are more than capable of enjoying the story within without any fear of feeling lost or confused as the events unfold across the page. We've already said “so long” to another Valiant series this month asQuantum And Woodygave us perhaps the best farewell issue I've ever read, but Christos Gage andNinja-K #14sure gave it a run for its money. Read Full Review

This volume of the adventures of Colin King, better known as Ninja-K, has come to a close. The rift between Colin and his handlers couldn't overcome the events of the latest Harbinger Wars. It's a shame to see such a great and action-packed series come to an end but I have great faith in Valiant to keep riding out the decisions that were made in the past year. With Marvel and DC there is always a correction to the timeline. Valiant takes the effects of such a crossover and weaves it into each of their titles, something DC created in the Golden Age. Read Full Review

I have enjoyed my time in this world and as I stated earlier, I would love to see more. Read Full Review