Bleeding Hearts #7

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• 9.5

  Comic Watch - Anthony Bergamini

  Aug 12, 2026

  Bleeding Hearts #7 continues to prove that its greatest strength is its characters, delivering another emotionally rich chapter that makes the wait for the next issue even harder. Read Full Review

• 9.5

  Comic Book Clique - Frank Jarome

  Aug 15, 2026

  The colors of Stef Bartolic complete the trifecta of brilliant creators on this title. They use an incredibly varied color palette where all of the zombies are different colors and shades, and I don't think any two come across exactly the same. Many scenes cast everything in the glow of a certain color, such as a bluish tone when Poke is moving through the snow or a sickly yellow-green as the horde gathers around a fire. When the scene switches back to Cara and Rabbit practicing with a bow and arrow in the field, the colors revert back to more traditional shades and tones, giving everything a brighter look that contrasts with the violence and horror to come. Read Full Review

• 9.3

  Fanlight Zone - Ken M.

  Aug 12, 2026

  Poke’s life after “Out-Break Day” doesn’t escape more pain and danger as events become cold. Camp deals with the scars of survival with phenomenal writing. Morian & Hollingsworth construct an incredible journey through souls in the panels. The ending page may make your heart stop as Poke’s world refuses to let go of readers! Read Full Review

• 9.0

  Geek Dad - Ray Goldfield

  Aug 24, 2026

  Of all the Vertigo books that have launched, this is probably the one that distinguishes itself the most from its inspirations every issue. Read Full Review