Motherlands #2

CRITIC REVIEWS

• 10

  ComicBook.com - Brandon Davis

  Feb 28, 2018

  Wacky, fun art and a slowly unfolding, yet very dramatic narrative make Motherlands #2 a fun read. Read Full Review

• 9.0

  DC Comics News - Konrad Secord-Reitz

  Mar 01, 2018

  Motherlands issue two is a look inside the life of a family with a rough past. There are funny moments, but only funny initially, as the reality of the situation sets in you will only feel more and more for Tabitha. Read Full Review

• 8.5

  AIPT - Matt Funk

  Feb 28, 2018

  A second issue that's just as strong as the first, thanks to the incredible depth of humanity and humor in its leads. Read Full Review

• 8.0

  The Brazen Bull - Dave Robbins

  Feb 28, 2018

  The conflict between neglectful mother and resentful child is forefront in this adventure through the multiverse. Read Full Review

• 8.0

  Comic Bastards - Cat Wyatt

  Feb 28, 2018

  The art style is a little retro and throwback, but it works. I can tell just by the look of it that Tab's armor is older and out of date"and now has a giant hole in the front of it. I love the way tracking is shown in the series, such as how Sylph's eye works. That was pretty interesting, and I wouldn't mind seeing more of that. Read Full Review

• 8.0

  Kabooooom - Matt Morrison

  Mar 01, 2018

  This book is still a solid and often darkly hilarious read but the varying parts don't quite match up. Read Full Review

• 6.8

  Multiversity Comics - John Schaidler

  Mar 01, 2018

  Final Verdict: 6.8 - The script of "Motherlands" #2 fully embraces its foulmouthed, wisecracking, high concept sci-fi aesthetic, but the artwork feels uninspired and decidedly less imaginative. For now, the words can carry the load. Hopefully the artwork will soon follow suit. Read Full Review

• 4.0

  Weird Science - Josh Vermillion

  Feb 28, 2018

  After a disappointing first issue, I still had high hopes for the series moving forward. But after giving it another shot, I'm still not buying into the story, the characters, or the art. I still think there is a lot of potential for a great series here but up to this point it has been a let down. While I'm not quite ready to write the book off entirely, it needs to improve in a lot of areas for me to consider it a win for Vertigo. Read Full Review