The ever present feud oftwo bickering brothers launches into high gear this month, with the end result being one of the funniest issues we've ever read. Read Full Review

A great issue through and through. Read Full Review

With everything going on in this issue, the Goat wandering around while the brothers are brawling in the house, was priceless. Can anyone truly be worse than Woody? I think we're about to find out next issue and I for one can't wait! So if you want to bring a little happiness into your life do yourself a favor and don't miss this issue! Read Full Review

Full disclosure: I find it difficult for comedy books to hold my attention, but this series is a glorious exception to the rule. The jokes land consistently, and the drama keeps this screwball comedy well grounded. It is more than fair to say that I am hooked. Read Full Review

Quantum and Woody #2 delivers on many of the promises of the first issue, resulting in funny, engaging, and gorgeous comic well-worth a read. Daniel Kibblesmith and Kano do some great work. This one gets a recommendation. Check it out. Read Full Review

Ultimately, this issue was a genuine surprise for me; a comic that over delivered on my expectations with a script that has an intelligence and deceptively deep plot hidden just bellow the surface all wrapped into an art style that packs enough visual humour to keep you smiling without overpowering the quality of the book itself. Read Full Review

Things take an unexpected turn through the events of Quantum & Woody #2. If anyone assumed another issue would be spent with these brothers mending their friendship or bonding, then this was that time to think again with the world's worst superhero team is at war with itself. You thought their careers as heroes was spotty, but their personal lives are humorously no better. Read Full Review

'Quantum and Woody' #2 has a lot going on but Kibblesmith and Kano make sure it remains grounded in brotherhood. It's funny, exciting, subversive, and beautifully illustrated. The buddy action comedy is alive and well at Valiant as 'Quantum and Woody' put the fun in dysfunctional. Read Full Review

Support it, give it a shot. Comics like this are few and far between. It's not groundbreaking, but it's a damn good comic and some of that comes from the fact that the publisher isn't so big that one hand doesn't know what the other is doing. Read Full Review

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More excellent layouts, particularly the two spread splash the snakes upside down and right side up again.