Bleeding Hearts #6
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| Writer | Deniz Camp |
| Artist | Stipan Morian |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
It’s the 11th Annual Outbreak! For months, hordes all over the world have been preparing to celebrate the unholy origin of our species with a week of Bone-Tower building, ritual Live One hunts, live food, undead music, and so much more! You are what you are—be proud of that and of death’s victory over life!
CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top
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10
Nerd Initiative - Matthew Roth
Jul 08, 2026Bleeding Hearts #6 is equal parts terrifying and emotional. Poke is forced to make decisions and more is revealed as to what is happening with him. This issue ramps up the intensity and is fast paced taking us into unknown territories. Read Full Review
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9.7
Fanlight Zone - Ken M.
Jul 08, 2026Poke’s world crashes down around him as Outbreak Day brings sorrow instead of joy. Camp pens a heavily emotional tale with phenomenal writing. Morian & Hollingsworth never shy away from the grittiness and difficult choices of this world. An amazing display of powerful storytelling. Read Full Review
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9.5
Geek Dad - Ray Goldfield
Jul 08, 2026Now, that first conflict is over as Poke has chosen his side, but as his transformation escalates, there are even more unanswered questions awaiting us. The series has taken a huge turn into the unknown as we head into the upcoming arc. Read Full Review
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9.5
Comic Watch - Anthony Bergamini
Jul 08, 2026Bleeding Hearts #6 delivers an emotional, genre-defying finale to its first arc, pushing its characters into bold new territory and redefining what a zombie story can be. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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10
In life we as mortal people get to read and write. Pretty pictures with nice words that take us to our childhood for a little while. Bleeding Hearts is non of this for it tells of a monster that is better than the humans they kill.
The art and pacing are a privilege to read and this arc has left this old reader feeling a sense of wonder, that we can still produce such wonderful horror. This for me is the success story in comics of 2026....... utterly sublime.....pick up the trade or single issues please as this is pure horror theatre.....JM+ Like • Comments (1)• Likes (1) -
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You're reading this review because you want to see that we all love this series as dearly as you do.
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9.5
The best issue of the series thus far. Camp has continuously proved to be incredibly proficient when it comes to theming, symbolism, and allegory, and he continues to maintain that skill here. Just great stuff on his front, which shouldn't really be surprising at this point. He's really making a strong case to be considered the best writer out there right now. Additionally, Morian continues to be a great fit for this book, and he put out some of his best work yet, in my opinion. Just a great way to close out the first arc and I'm very much looking forward to more. Also, very nice that Cara didn't actually randomly die off-page.
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8.5
The art look a little rushed this issue.
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7.0
Pretty solid issue and a nice turning point for Poke. Maybe not the biggest fan of undoing the great development from last issue, but I liked this one better overall.
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9.0
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