Mad geniuses Max Bemis (Worst X-Man Ever) and Nate Stockman (Spidey) over deliver over-the-top mayhem in this second thrilling chapter!
NEW VILLAINS have captured our teen heartthrob hero. What's their master plan and what do these monsters trying to eat Savage have to do with it?
Savage #2 takes a ridiculous (in a good way) situation gives it real weight with a heaping helping of action to boot, by the end of the issue you'll be drawn in wondering what Savage will do next. Savage is quickly becoming one of the breakout star comics of 2021. Read Full Review
Savage #2 puts the reader into the head of a deadly if very self-conscious teenager. If we were him we'd want out of the insanity Kevin finds himself in too. Read Full Review
It's been a while since I've laughed this much while reading a comic book. A solid second issue, Savage (2021) #2 brings the humor and ends on a note that will leave readers eager for more. Read Full Review
The comic looks great, from top to bottom. I wasn't expecting to laugh during this comic, but there's an undeniable streak of humor throughout Savage #2 that never quite stays in its lane, swerving between slapstick, dark, and often the downright silly. It doesn't overpower the story, which is fantastic, but rather adds another layer of fun to an already enjoyable book. I love it. Read Full Review
Savage continues to be a surprise and is worth checking out. Read Full Review
This issue brings out the creative team skill to tell a good story and add depth to their characters. Read Full Review
Man, I really was excited about this series and the first issue was promising. But Savage #2 has toned down the hype for me. After his Moon Knight run I was not too excited about Bemis' writing, and it seems that he is falling back into what he did over at Marvel, a bit. But, I like what he did at the end of this issue. So, it does have me interested in issue #3. The first part of this issue was a slog to get through and a little eye-rolling at times. The art is really the savior for Savage #2. If not for the tremendous visuals from Nathan Stockman and Triona Farrell, I am not sure I would have made it through the first few pages. Read Full Review
SAVAGE #2, available from Valiant Entertainment on March 17th, 2021, keeps the action high but turns up the quippy banter to 11. This series has quickly turned into all tongue-in-cheek, all the time, so that might be right up your alley. Read Full Review
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