The Madness is rising all around the Earth and reaching into space, but without feelings to process everything that's going on, Shade's anhedonia could turn deadly for not only herself but the rest of the world. But how can she care when she doesn't have any emotions?
Loma Shade will apparently have her showdown with Rac next month as the Cray are poised to invade Earth and destroy it. The strength of the metaphor in this title continues to make this one of the most unique titles published by DC Comics. While it may not be an easy issue to jump into the series, it's well worth picking up the previous issues after giving this one a shot! Read Full Review
There is a lot of conflict building in SHADE, THE CHANGING WOMAN #5, as this team works toward the conclusion of this series. There's a huge character reveal, surrounded by a plot that will keep you on edge with the turn of every page. The entire art team shines in this issue, but the coloring and lettering deserve special nods. Read Full Review
This is the second to last issue of this book. I'm sorry to see it go away. I hope this creative team shows up on another book or graphic novel soon. This has been one of the best reads of the past two years. Read Full Review
So geez, stop reading my review and just buy this already. Read Full Review
There are some big things on the horizon for this series finale, but it's the emotional core of the story that has the most impact. Read Full Review
I struggle to see how Castellucci is going to wrap this all up in only one more issue, but it's been a hell of a ride so far. Read Full Review
Somehow this book manages to feel both extremely rushed... while at the same taking forever to get to the point. The issue, like the series as a whole only seems to shine when our main character is off-panel. Read Full Review
I'm really not sure what you didn't like but I feel like you're going to tell me in detail.
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