REVIEW: 'The Least We Can Do' #6 by Iolanda Zanfardino and Elisa Romboli

THE LEAST WE CAN DO #6

Writer: Iolanda Zanfardino

Artist: Elisa Romboli

Publisher: Image Comics

Release Date: February 15, 2023

Cover Price: $3.99

MINISERIES FINALE

The decisive battle is coming, and the Eclipse rebels find themselves facing the first of the four powerful Cherubs. Will our brave Uriel be able to awaken the true power of her Medium?

Will she be able to clear up the feelings swelling in her chest?

For the answers to these deathless questions and more, DON'T MISS THIS ISSUE!

Score:

★★★★☆ (4/5)

QUICK REVIEW: 'The Least We Can Do' heads into a big battle, the confrontation we've all been waiting for. After a slow start, the action has picked up over the last two issues culminating in a huge showdown. The result is a rewarding and satisfying wall-to-wall action-packed finale that shows off all the training and use of powers that have been discussed ad nauseam throughout the series. Elisa Romboli's choreographed fighting is chaotic and balletic and magical all on the same page. It's an organized frenzy that just lets loose the action readers have been craving. The only thing that doesn't work is the sudden romance between Uriel and Sam. The mutual attraction came late in the series and seemed all too sudden to garner any believability. With the battle finally at hand, the future of the series would seem very bright as the foundation has been set to explore this fantasy world even further. If not, 'The Least We Can Do' stands alone as a capable fantasy series full of heart, emotion, and energy.

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