Unbound has an encouraging foundation for a title, but with the pompous attitude of Lukas spoiling the believability of the story one begins to wonder if he has not sabotaged his own narrative due to his arrogance. While spectacular artwork projects the reader into this gritty world and makes us ponder what may happen around every corner, you cannot but question how we may survive if you cannot trust even yourself. And yet the combination of an unknown future and a protagonist who is lacking in anything which makes him worthy of the title hero may just surprise us within the coming issues of this intriguing series. Read Full Review

While I was disappointed with the initial read through of the story, that doesn't change the fact that it is actually a well crafted book. Read Full Review

I was interested in this book right up until the third act, where the wheels fell off in way that both angered and befuddled me. Surely, a writer as hardworking as Ralph Tedesco, with nearly 200 credits for Zenescope to his name, can come up with something a little more palatable, a little more fresh? If evidence serves to prove thee point, then I guess the answer is no, he can't. Read Full Review