Shadowman has consistently been a strong series with a lot of interesting storytelling and beautiful art. This sixth issue tells a story with a smooth pace that perfectly fits in as an installment among the others around it. It seems that Andy Diggle made sure that this issue is a perfect part of the buildup for the conclusion that is soon to come and it’s done it’s job at making me anxious for the next one. Read Full Review

Shadowman is a very rich character, with some deep history running through his veins, and now we get to see how deep. Read Full Review

It looks like Jack will need to learn one more thing before he returns to the present. This issue has a real epic feel to it, thoroughly enhancing the Shadowman legacy. Some revelations are about to be made and we know Jack as a hero, but now we will know what original sacrifice had to be made. Read Full Review

Sometimes we are more used to the drama and action from Shadowman, but right now I find myself captivated by this informative story that is revealing everything we've ever wanted to know about Jack and this loa's purpose. Shadowman #6 was a great start to the big answers, even if where they decided to end things will make the wait for the next issue dreadful. Read Full Review

Renato Guedes once again brings it in his art. Every single panel of this book is gorgeous. Not only do the characters look great but the backgrounds are done beautifully. Read Full Review

Shadowman #6 is a decent book. Its art is its strongest asset by far, but the story is far from bad. We are on the trail of the Shadow Loas origins on Earth, and the next issue should show us the answers and will likely take the focus of the story back to the present in doing so. This one is worth a recommendation though. Feel free to check it out. Read Full Review