I laughed when I saw the cover and thought 'Okay, this is definitely worth a look' (perhaps those same thoughts were going through the mind of at least one of the represented characters as well?).

So, what I found was basically an action/adventure comic with a liberal amount of snark. It's fun in an over-the-top Jean-Claude Van Damme B-movie kind of way. The art is good, the plot...? Well, it's in there somewhere.

I laughed when I saw the cover and thought 'Okay, this is definitely worth a look' (perhaps those same thoughts were going through the mind of at least one of the represented characters as well?).

So, what I found was basically an action/adventure comic with a liberal amount of snark. It's fun in an over-the-top Jean-Claude Van Damme B-movie kind of way. The art is good, the plot...? Well, it's in there somewhere.

Good mindless fun. Go in with low or no expectations and you might enjoy it.

***Thanks to NetGalley for providing me with a free digital copy of this title in exchange for an honest review.

An over the top, testerone fest reminiscent of an 80's movie team-up of Chuck Norris, Sly Stallone, and Arnold. The dialogue in this is cringe worthy but overall this was kind of fun in a "How Did This Get Made? kind of way.

A decent hard-boiled action/thriller/conspiracy comic, that only about half-way through proves you really needed to have read previous trades. Until then I had some good enjoyment from the interplay of nut-cracking balls of testosterone facing off. I gave the rest a miss, just in case the gods are good to me and I see the previous – in the light of the story from the beginning, this might well be completely excellent.

Lots of action and some well placed twists and turns. I didn't read the first volume in this series but the story is told in such a way that the reader can easily grasp what has happened before. The artwork is good with great colouring and the story is hard- hitting and imaginative..

Intense action combined with visceral images for a unique graphic novel experience. Recommended for mature readers who enjoy this medium.