The VeridctIf you're going to throw all of these characters together, you better make it worthwhile. Thankfully, Matt Kindt does just that and he's wasting no time at all with UNITY. The writer opens the book by talking about big moments in history and it's appropriate since this book has a ridiculously epic feeling going for it. The pacing is seriously impressive here. So many other writers could have pushed these events back one issue and spent t Not only is the comic moving full speed ahead, but it's doing so in an amazingly entertaining manner and is sporting some oh-so-lovely visuals, too. I just can't praise this book enough, people. Read Full Review

With a focus on personal details and fantastic art, Valiant's new Unity title sets the bar high for superhero comics. Read Full Review

Matt Kindt once again shows us why Unity is being built up as one of Valiants greatest offering. Unity #2 is the perfect blend of exceptional writing teamed up with talented artwork. The greatest thing about Unity is that you have no idea what comes next. This is definitely one of the most promising titles out on offer this year. If you want to experience something new grab a copy of Unity #2 right away! You will not see the conclusion to this issue coming! Read Full Review

Unity #2 is helping to shape this story into something memorable. Great plot, characterization, it's nothing short of visually stunning through the style of Doug Braithwaite. Kindt is turning up the dial on the insanity that comes with taking on a threat like Aric and this is certainly not going to be a walk in the park for Unity. It's good to see some struggle as even having so much power themselves they are still being pushed to the limit by a single person in armor. That fear of nuclear war drives them and you can see that they are in it to the end. In fact the end holds a turn of events that will leave you wanting to pick up the next issue that much more. Read Full Review

Reading this issue, I honestly want to really get into reading more Valiant Comics. Ninjak and Eternal Warrior are ones that I'm particularly interested in. Read Full Review

Is this issue worth the price of admission? Definitely. We are given just enough information about each character to avoid any confusion, but we are still left wanting for more. For example, Livewire is a loyal friend / subordinate to Harada, but there is a history of their having come to odds with one another that is briefly mentioned. Given what we see on the final splash page then, it would be hard to imagine not rushing to pick up issue #3 to find out what direction she will take. Once again, Valiant continues to deliver a solid storyline that newer readers can get behind without having to purchase multiple issues to enjoy one complete story. Read Full Review

Kindt, Braithwait and the rest of the artistic teams at Valiant Entertainment continue to deliver some of the most compelling sci-fi/superhero/supernatural comics on the market and Unity is quickly becoming the centerpiece of the whole bunch. Read Full Review

This issue of Unity sets off all the guns being loaded in X-O Manowar for the past year or so. Fans of Valiant cannot afford to miss this giant issue that is one of the best titles you will read this week, and maybe even this year. Read Full Review

Ultimately, I don't know what the overall mission statement for this book is as an ongoing, but right now, I don't care. This book just kicks ass. Have fun with it. Read Full Review

As with the previous issues, the really star of the show here is Doug Braithwaite. The dude can draw, to say the least. Unity is crammed with detail, every panel is worth a second or third glance. The action is top notch, you can practically swim in it. Braithwaite's style is soft and smooth, it never feels jagged or rushed. Unity is a great example of two creators just nailing it. It's crazy, beautiful and filled to the brim with action. You can't help but fall in love with this kind of superhero comic; great stuff from start to finish. Read Full Review

"Unity" #2 is a well-paced, action-packed bigscreen adventure. As with most of the other offerings sampled from Valiant Entertainment, I found myself locked into a story that was more than I expected. It grabbed my attention right away and held firm. What's more, I certainly never saw the issue's conclusion coming. I initially thought about letting "Unity" pass me by, but Valiant continues to hook me. Read Full Review

Two saving graces make this just good enough to pick up. The first is the cool battle X-0 has inside some kind of digital realm. The second is the ending, which should make the next issue a hell of a lot of fun. That said, I didn't think the comparison to the Tea Party and assassinations were used effectively and the pace seemed to slow to crawl at times. Read Full Review

It possess some pretty fun action, a good focus on each characters and a good buildup on its conflict, yet the weird pacing, minor weaknesses in the art and weird colorization at times doesn't make the title live up to the same height it had reached in its first issue. Good, but certainly not great. Read Full Review

This issue of Unity was pretty good, although I think it was hampered by an outstanding first issue. While Kindt and Braithwaite deliver another good performance, it doesnt measure up to the first issue. This title has endless possibilities and Kindt and Braithwaite are the team that can make it soar. Read Full Review

A damn good issue, loaded with action and major characters from the Valiant universe. Not all of them have their own books, and one is a side character from "Harbinger Wars", but they are prominent and well developed. Very little gaps in story make this a trustworthy event/crossover so far, but i worry about how important the XO-Manowar (limited crossover) issues will be. My only gripes are the ADs & page count VS. price. I recommend this series to Valiant readers!