If you're not reading Quantum and Woody, well, crap on a Catholic, I don't know what to tell you … other than you're being a real bag of cats' asses! Apart from the substandard art this arc, which again is thankfully over, this very well may be the best thing going in superhero comics right now. True story. Read Full Review

Is it a spoiler if I say Quantum and Woody have survived another story arc? Defining the meaning of the phrase, "world's worst superhero team," James Asmus continues the mis-adventures of these two heroes. Whether it's the situations they find themselves in, the dialogue, or Woody's actions, there's so much craziness in each issue. Ming Doyle's art and Jordie Bellaire's colors really wrap up the entire package nicely making this a fun book to read with great art and colors to make it a visual basket of joy. I know I just finished reading the issue but I'm ready for the next issue already. Bring me more! Read Full Review

All in all this is a good comic that gives a bit of comedy and adventure. Although this I will say again that this comic is not for children. Heck even a lot of adults may find this offensive and this comic is not for everyone. But if you enjoy this comic then I highly suggest to by the rest of the series or collect the next few issues as we'll see more of Quantum and Woody. With more robots this time. That, however, will be put on hold as next month's issue will tell the origin of the goat that hangs out with the this terrible duo. Why the writers decide to do this now I have now clue, but I think we're in for quite a treat when it comes out. Read Full Review

Its encouraging to see a superhero comic as daft as this. It scowls at the seriousness of all the others and is awesome as a result. Read Full Review

After coming out a of a rough arc, Quantum & Woody still has some room to grow into something incredible, and still remains an extremely enjoyable read, even after eight months. Read Full Review