Secret Six #34

ironhawk22's Secret Six #34 - The Jagged End of the Chainsaw review

Date Night.

Don't let the title decieve you there are no chainsaws (I do like the titles though) and the cover Bane is in it as a major character for 6 pages but this might just be my favorite issue. 
Story. 
Liana's story from the preivious arc is complete and Bane goes on a date a very funny one and the last page of his story is pretty funny. Some great diologue for Bane & the Six. Liana is a really interesting I mean at the end of her part I'm kind of left wondering what is the thing that the one guy is mad about? Now the solicit lies too because Bane isn't going over the edge. Oh yes and should I mention there are PANDAS!!!! Pandas, Bane on a date with Spencer, & Some great diologue is just one reason to get this book the art is the other. 
Art.  
Jim Calafores art is perfect for this book and he's very good at action.
 

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