Elephantmen #21

"Simply a terrific comic book. For some, this issue may be nothing more than a battle among Elephantmen, but the underlying plot that this comic opens up rose this to the highest possible level. I can't recommend a comic book any more than this one. (5/5)"

— Brandon Borzelli , Geek Goggle Reviews

"Must Read. Brutally intense and viscerally pleasing, this week's issue of Elephantmen marks a dark turn for the series, but continues to encompass the thought provoking characterization and themes that make the series such a brilliant work."

— Ryan the Iowan , Comic Book Review Power Rankings

"Elephantmen is one of my favourite series, and I am always trying to get people to read it."

— Edward Kaye , HyperGeek

"Beyond the nightmare fuel that Elephantmen brings, (this) story is a little more intense."

— Jonathan Pilley , OmniComic

"I'm impressed with the consistently high quality I've seen in the Elephantmen series from day one...a combination of stellar draftsmanship, dramatic layouts and packing the page with loving detail."

— Michael Pinto , Fanboy.com

"The artwork by Boo Cook is awesome. This series continues to be one of my favourites."

— Darrell Ferguson , Life of Darrell

"This was a fantastic issue, especially since I have never read an Elephantmen comic before."

— , Comic Soup

"Cool. Very nice story and art."

— D.L. Nelson , Better Than Fiction

"A great primer for the series, and a nice way to get new readers on board."

— Al and Paul , House to Astonish

"Boo's art is full of unrestrained energy, practically exploding off the page as the clash of swords drenches the panels in viscera."

— Matt C , Paradox Comics