It Could Use Some Polish, But ‘STRAYER’ #1 Is Definitely One Hell Of An Action Romp — HEY, KIDS! COMICS!
By Scott Southard. Straight off the guttural satisfaction provided by the last installment of Luther Strode, Justin Jordan breaks into AfterShock’s sterling lineup with another tag team murder-romp through geographically disparate lands. On paper, Strayer seems to...ICYMI
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