Huzzah and kudos all around for making this a great introduction issue. Bring on the offspring of the Goat! Pick this up and learn to laugh at superheroes again and not ironically but because they Read Full Review

Cracked up multiple times, Asmus and Lieber continue the high quality we've come to expect from Quantum & Woody Read Full Review

Quantum and Woody: Must Die! gets off to a fantastic start, with the ominous fate of the world's worst superhero team leaving plenty of speculation. Highly recommended. Read Full Review

Quantum and Woody Must Die! #1 was a fun read that's better than most Quantum and Woody stories I have read recently and is a good jumping on point for anyone who has heard about these guys and have never picked up an issue before. I'm actually excited to see the next issue because this new mini shows to have a lot of potential for the two. Read Full Review

If you're lamenting the loss of Superior Foes of Spider-Man, get over it you baby. Nah, I'm just bustin' your labes, this is the book that will fill that whole in your heart. Successfully providing comedy, but not at the expense of satisfying action and character work, Asmus, Lieber, McCaig and letterer Dave Lanphear are giving this tawdrytandem a hearty helping of hubris that's big on laughs and short on shame. Read Full Review

Overall, "Quantum and Woody Must Die #1" is a great debut for this miniseries. While the rest of the Valiant U is off doing epic things, these two are going out on their own irreverent adventures. It's easy to smile throughout the entire issue, and like most Valiant issues, this one is friendly to new readers. Anyone who is looking for a title that doesn't take itself seriously should give this one a look. In a market flooded with gritty superhero books, "Quantum and Woody Must Die #1" is a breath of fresh air. Read Full Review

I have no idea how this matches up with past adventures of the duo, but to this first-time reader, thiswas lot of fun. Read Full Review

Aiding Asmus in his shenanigans is artist Lieber. Having already worked on the equally ridiculous Superior Foes of Spider-Man, Lieber captures the book's irreverent spirit in spades. Much of the book and its humor depends on the artist's situational comedy, and he responds time and again with great physical movement and expression. His line work isn't always the cleanest, with some overly thick lines coming off as blocky, but as far as capturing tone goes, he's a perfect fit. If you like your funny book's funny, give this one a shot. Read Full Review

If you are looking for hilarious banter, some nice action, and a book that won't break your bank because it is a mini, thenQuantum and Woody Must Die! #1 is what you are looking for. The plot may be a little slow for some, but I really enjoyed myself and I think you will too. Read Full Review

This is a book I definitely recommend if you're a fan of comedy in comics done well and superhero stories that don't take themselves seriously at all. Read Full Review

Asmus is closing the walls in on the duo, delivering a very obvious threat while also adding elements of another possible issue with Skinner and another with their psychiatrist. At the same time, their profile has never been higher, as evidenced by the public's reaction at the end of the issue. Giving characters like these exactly what they want is great, because readers know they'll screw it up even while secretly hoping they succeed. While this first outing has some pacing issues, it's a great start to this bold new era of "Quantum & Woody." Asmus and Lieber are a good team; here's hoping they become a great team as the series moves forward. Read Full Review