Conor McCreery

Anthony Del Col

Andy Belanger

Pits Shakespeare's most famous heroes, including Hamlet, Juliet, and Othello, against such menacing villains as Richard III and Lady Macbeth in an epic adventure to find and kill a reclusive wizard named William Shakespeare.

Kill Shakespeare

Carol Bailey

I liked the premise of this more than I actually liked the story itself. By the time I got 2/3 the was thru the story I was well and truly tired of all the Shakespearean language. Now I can't fault the writers for that. The title is called "Kill Shakespeare" but after a brief while it's just irksome. I also found the changes from one story line or plot to the next disjointed and difficult to follow. Hamlet keeps being pulled or dropped into other character's story lines and I found myself struggling with associating characters with their original play. Frankly, I'm too old and it's been 30+ years since I've read any of his plays. Needless to say, I admit to just giving up at the 75% mark. I no longer cared if Hamlet managed to find and kill Shakespeare.

Kelly Gorman

This was -- amazing. The concept is simply awesome (take a Shakespeare's villains and heroes and pit them against each other in an epic quest) and the execution of this idea is top notch. I love this so much I'm not going to trade wait the other issues, I'm going to go out and buy them because I *have* to know what happens next.

Kill Shakespeare

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