In short, this issue is just one fraction of what Valiant is all about. Fast paced adventure with stories that stretch beyond it's own covers. Read Full Review

Unity #13 is a perfect opportunity to learn more about what goes on with Unity through the eyes of their newest member, Faith, while learning more about Unity's newest rivals, The United. Read Full Review

Unity #13 effectively raises the stakes and stature of Unity's enemies by detailing their capabilities and intent, making the current situation more entertaining. Faith's first mission with the team wasn't surprising except her green portrayal and view of events considering all she went through as part of the Renegades, and even recently during the Armor Hunters event. Overall I still like the dynamic and the way events unfolded this issue makes the entire story arc more intriguing. I don't know what the fallout would be with GIN-GR still being operational but so far it has the potential to be extremely thrilling. Read Full Review

Unity #13 both escalates the situation of Unity Vs. The United while making Faith question her place on the team. The end is both a shock and also not very shocking when Faith makes her decision as to how she feels about being there. Read Full Review

Unity blazes by and aside from a look at the villains, there really isnt a lot of time spent on the story. However, this creative team continues to put out a top-notch book and theyve certainly left it at a helluva cliffhanger for next month. As ever, Valiant has another great series here that you ought to be reading and now might be as good of a time as any to jump on. Read Full Review

This book's a good jumping on point, but after witnessing the immense power of the Armor Hunters (they did decimate Mexico City), it's going to be tough for Kindt to match that with the United team. But hey, this guy's a talented writer, so I'm sure he's up for the challenge. Cafu and Brian Reber's artwork compliments the book well, there are no surprises; every panel looks crisp. It's too soon to judge this arc, but it sure has the potential to take the Unity team in an entirely different direction. Read Full Review

Good stuff as they introduce a supervillain team

This isn't the first issue for this arc but it sure feels like it as a solid 11 pages are given to introducing The United and also reintroducing Unity. Faith straddles the line between naive and annoying, but I do like the dynamic she brings to the group. The art is great and what little story we do get here is good, but there just isn't much of it. Unity #13 turns out to be an odd issue to tailor to new readers, but it is certainly ideal for those people. As for those of us who've been reading this since the first issue, it feels like "here are the villains we touched upon in the previous issue and here are the rest of the pages to fill out the issue." Not worth the four dollar entry fee.