Dark Ages #1 Review Roundup

08/13/2014 2:07pm

The medieval world is locked in war. As a godless mercenary company slogs across Europe in search of sustenance and coin, they encounter a demonic force born not of hell, but of somewhere else entirely!

"Dark Ages #1 wasnt even on my radar when it was plopped on my lap to review. I would have probably passed it by in the comic store and never given it a second thought. That is not what the book deserves. It demands to be read and Ill be damned if Im not going to push it on everyone I know.” - Bloody Disgusting

"Overall, Dark Ages sees the return of a creative partnership who seem to compliment each other perfectly, and lays some intriguing groundwork for what promises to be a gripping mix of the historical and the supernatural. Highly recommended, even if Abnett and Culbard are clearly playing their cards very close to their chests so far in this one.” - Big Comic Page

"Dark Ages #1 is a thrillingcomic both in its own right and as a change of scenery from contemporary superhero titles. Abnett and Culbard make a perfect team for this fierce, medieval adventure.” - Rhymes With Geek

"Dark Ages #1 is part medieval historical fiction, part Lovecraftian terror, and part sci-fi monsters from space.” - Geeks of Doom

"This is a great first issue if you're looking for a cool premise and interesting cast of characters. “ - Adventures In Poor Taste

"Abnett and Colbard's talents combined make Dark Ages a fun read for being such a harsh story. There are plenty of intense and surprising moments, and by the end of the issue you're in the zone and pining for the next one. “ - All-Comic

"Dark Ages #1 is part medieval historical fiction, part Lovecraftian terror, and part sci-fi monsters from space.” - Geeks of Doom

"This is a great first issue if you're looking for a cool premise and interesting cast of characters. “ - Adventures In Poor Taste

Dark Ages #1 is available now! Check out free preview pages here!

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