Blood is spilled as 140 strangers make their way to the home of the dying man who has offered them each a chance at millions. Plus: A new member of the 140 gets recruited. Ravan shares her story. Deacons luggage gets screened. And Dave must risk what he loves most.
Unfollow is vibrant and human. It connects you to a cast of characters that are so defined and enjoyable that its hard to believe that this is only the second issue. Williams and Dowling have created something that promises to be epic in scope by the time that its through, but theyre doing it at a pace that gives consideration to their cast and it reads like a dream. Read Full Review
The intrigue deepens andthe characters unfold and things move along nicely in this issue. We learnquite a bit about four characters chosen to receive the "140" app, guidedsplendidly by Mike Dowling and Quinton Winter's artwork. If you passed on this bookbecause you thought it was like that stupid horror flick Unfriended that Eric was going on about earlier this year, then youwere wrong and you should apologize. Go to your local comic shop and tell theretailer you're sorry for doubting Rob Williams and proceed to buy up all stockof Unfollow numbers one and twoimmediately. The retailer will likely make you buy a few issues of Prez and Omega Men as penance, and frankly you should be lucky to get offthat light. Read Full Review
This is a darkly funny and tense book that you should absolutely be reading. Read Full Review
In Unfollow #2, the plot is steadily taking shape and every page introduces something new. I'm already picking out my favorite characters for the series and I just know that whatever happens will probably be horrifying but amazing. After all, humans make the absolute worst decisions under pressure and I feel as if the series' creative team is set to put them under a whole lot of it. Read Full Review
Rob Williams and Michael Dowling continue with a strong second installment, with a thus-far captivating story and exceptional artwork. The cast continues to grow, and it's a good one. Read Full Review
Unfollow #2 that still has potential and is shaping up to have a well-rounded and diverse cast of characters that'll be great to follow. It's only problem is that it remains very uneventful and just not that exciting to get into. It's moving too slowly this early on and it's not providing the audience with a strong enough hook to keep them engaged. I want to recommend this title, since I see quality just below the surface, but I can't at this moment. Maybe just wait a bit longer for more issues to come out. Read Full Review
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