GCPD: The Blue Wall (comic)

  • GCPD: The Blue Wall #6 review

    This is the series’ finale. It’s no secret that I haven’t enjoyed this book, but I’m still curious about how the creative team wraps up this series. So far, we know that Ortega has turned into a murdering psychopath and that Montoya is trying to find a way to stop him. Let’s have a look.…


  • GCPD: The Blue Wall #5 review

    I think I’m getting a little tired of this series. I haven’t enjoyed any of the issues so far for various reasons, and I’m not feeling particularly excited about this one, either. But I am curious about how last month’s plot twists—Ortega deciding to start murdering people—plays out and I’m holding on to a shred…


  • GCPD: The Blue Wall #4 review

    While this comic might work for some, to me it’s been rather boring. My biggest complaint about the previous issue was that there were various themes that were fighting for the spotlight, and none of them were really being fleshed out. I’ve been hoping that perhaps the halfway point of this 6-issue series would inject…


  • GCPD: The Blue Wall #3 review

    I wasn’t a fan of the previous issue. To me, the characters weren’t fleshed out enough; themes weren’t explored in a lot of depth so it remained surface level; and the action wasn’t very exciting. This is a 6-issue miniseries, and now we’re halfway with #3. I think the creative team can still turn things…


  • GCPD: The Blue Wall #2 review

    There were a few things that I liked about last month's first issue, and then there were a bunch of things that I disliked. My main critique had to do with the fact that a lot of the social criticism was rather on-the-nose instead of organically integrated in the narrative. I said that it wasn’t…


  • GCPD: The Blue Wall #1 review

    This is a new miniseries that focuses on police officers in the streets rather than masked superheroes on the rooftops. At NYCC 2022, Ridley said that this book will mainly focus on social criticism, Renee’s struggles with her new position as commissioner and addiction, and that the book will be rather dark in tone. All…


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