As Mother Panic's scope of revenge narrows, her partnership with the unhinged Pretty falls apart. Unable to bear the end to their collaboration Pretty turns on Mother Panic. After all, if she's not with him...
MATURE READERS
Mother Panic #6 is one of the finest crafted comics you'll read this week. This series has not missed a beat since it started and, if this issue is any indication, there is no lull on the horizon. Give Mother Panic a try if you want to see a different side of Gotham, as executed by a gifted creative team. Read Full Review
All in all, this was a great issue. I would still like to know more about Otis and his rats and how Rebecca can talk to them. Including how that all could tie in. However, I am sure we will get those answers eventually. Read Full Review
In past reviews I was holding back on a high rating for this title, but I enjoy the way the story has progressed and I love the art so I am going to go higher. If you havent been reading it, I recommend you give it a look. Read Full Review
So in this issue, we don't see a whole lot of action from Mother Panic. It's mostly just Pretty being insane. Really, a lot of insanity in this issue. And you can see it in the art. The colors, the way the shapes and faces blend and distort. Read Full Review
Mother Panic has a solid enough installment here with what it's doing in establishing Violet more, the dynamic of her relationships, and the way her goal itself is starting to take shape more. The background with Gather House is the big piece of this arc overall with the reader getting a greater view of it through Pretty and her own memories. Jody Houser definitely has me wanting to see a lot more of Violet as well as her Mother Panic persona and particularly how the whole dynamic at home is going to grow when it comes to her mother and Otis. Shawn Crystal did a great job on this arc in giving it his own style rather than trying to mimic what the series started out out as and I'm curious to see how the next arc will take shape in all departments. Read Full Review
If Mother Panic doesn't cut it out, I might actually start to like it. Here we see Violet actually engaging in heroic behavior and get a satisfying resolution to our second story arc. The gratuitous cursing remains, and is still rather cringe-inducing. Read Full Review
Mother Panic continues to suffer from a number of problems " mostly relatability with readers " but manages to see a slight improvement this month! Hopefully this is the beginning of a positive trend, because I would greatly enjoy it if the script improved as John Paul Leon steps in to helm the art. Read Full Review
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