Mike Dowling is back this issue with his scratchy impressionist textured lines. I miss them. I like how he masters approximations using shape as opposed to light, like a cartoonists like Alex Toth. Using shapes and gross lines makes him closer to Gil Kane. Not complaining! Just analyzing art! Its all good if you ask me! Read Full Review

Theres a worrying trend with high-concept stories like this where the writer rapidly runs out of momentum once the initial intrigue of the premise wears off. Well, Im happy to report that this is definitely not the case with Unfollow, as Rob Williams continues to pile on new layers of intrigue to what may very well be his finest creation. Oh, and Williams has Ferrell drop a (thankfully metaphorical) bomb on the final pages that promises to change everything. And I mean everything. Unmissable stuff, and the highest of recommendations for this series as always. Read Full Review

Everything we once knew about the Unfollow we can pretty much toss out the window right now. The players have evolved, the stakes have been raised, and no person doesn't feel the effect of Ferrell bearing the fruits of his experiment. Social media can be a blessing and a curse these days, though Unfollow takes great pleasure in hitting us with the blunt truth about the way it has taken over our lives. Read Full Review