All hell breaks loose in the DMZ as an assassination attempt is made on Delgado during an impassioned speech. Before the dust even settles, officials from all sides try and spin the shooting in their favor-- with even Matty Roth taking advantage of the situation. "Blood in the Game" part 4.
I really cant stress the importance and weight DMZ has as a book of political character. Its relevant in most every way, and youll get that vibe as you read it. I love what it does for the medium and this issue is fantastic in that it seems to take the stress level from the last and, somehow, kick it up. Excellent work Mr. Wood. Keep it up. Read Full Review
I find it rather disappointing that the repetitive world of super-heroics dominates the sales charts while books like DMZ and Scalped struggle to break the top 200. Don't get me wrong, there will always be a place in the industry for a bit of romping nostalgia - but this book, along with a few others, is helping to set the standard for what the current generation of comic fans will expect from their adult oriented comics in the years to come. Take this sentiment as idle speculation if you will, but the truth is, I honestly don't know if I'll be reading comics like Spider-Man and the Incredible Hulk when I'm 60 years old, but I am certain I'll still be reading books like this one. Read Full Review
So, as the review began by saying: this issue is like all the previous ones. Entertaining, and intelligent, not perfect, but always close to it. Read it. Read Full Review
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