REVIEW: The Dresden Files: Wild Card #6

The six issue series concludes and finds Harry Dresden bargaining an unlikely truce between the White Court, the Mob and the Police. Â Puck has proven to be too powerful for any one of these groups but collectively they may stand a chance.

Butcher and Powers set up an amazing ending to this mini-series. Â The narrations don’t feel off-putting or busy, especially in this issue with the warring factions. Â Carlos Gomez and Mohan prove to be perfect companions to the script. Â Puck looks freaky and evil as a “trickster demigod” should. Â If you picked up the prior issues you can rather easily pick the tactic Dresden will have to employ if they hope to survive the chaos that is Puck. Â This conclusion was predictable to a point but not so much as to feel cheap or lazy.

In the end, this was a solid Dresden title and series put together by Dynamite.

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Story by: Jim Butcher & Mark Powers
Art by: Â Carlos Gomez
Colors by: Mohan
Letters by: Â Bill Tortolini
Cover: Â Carlos Gomez Â & Mohan