Revival #6
Story by Tim Seeley
Art by Mike Norton
Colors by Mark Englert
Letters by Crank!
Edited by Four Star Studios
Design by Sean Dove
Cover by Jenny Frison
Image Comics
Release Date: January 23, 2013
Cover Price: $2.99

Comics really don’t get more weird than Revival #6. And I mean that in a GOOD way. From cover to cover, the mysteries only deepen this issue, and, I’m enjoying it so much, that I don’t care that we haven’t had any of them solved yet!

Thank you Tim Seeley!!! This issue is, by far, my favorite issue yet of this series. What should frustrate me, doesn’t. I’m a big mystery buff, and by six chapters in we logically should start getting some clues to just what’s going on, but we haven’t (OK, we probably have, but just don’t know it) and that’s FINE because this book is so damned entertaining!!! Things keep happening! Shocking things! Scary things! Strange things! But, it’s SO good that you really do just end up getting lost in this comic rather than trying to figure out just what they hell happened, who did it, and how it’s all going to be revealed. This is a VERY entertaining comic book, folks. In my opinion, the best issue of Revival so far!

Mike Norton does his typical art in this issue – thank God his “typical art” is EXCELLENT!!! There is a LOT of different things that he draws in this issue, from cute little old ladies to disemboweled corpses, this guy’s got range. In this issue, Norton draws the single creepiest panel that I’ve ever seen in my life. Seriously, it almost made me jump. Thanks a lot, Norton.

Do I really need to tell you to buy this issue? No, I didn’t think so. The only problem is, that this IS issue #6, so if you haven’t picked up the series yet, get it NOW! There’s a trade paperback out that collects issues 1-5 and the Free Comic Book Day Special, so grab that and you’re ready to go! If you don’t like trades for some reason, Image has done a good job of keeping all the issues in print, so you can also catch up that way, too. Bottom line – GET ON THIS COMIC!!!