It’s going to be so difficult for future readers of these issues to find out what order to read them in; each issue has a different title and is numbered as #1, despite simply being a part of the Lords of the Makai storyline.

That aside, this fifth part of Lords of the Makai sees Menat and Maggio fighting against two deadly characters who seem to have made full heel turns.

In isolation, it’s a really fun, action packed and, by the final page, involving battle against enemies who should be allies. As part of the overall Lords of the Makai storyline however, it’s not hard to become impatient with just how we keep zooming in to spotlight specific characters and one-off battles, without the overall, apocalyptic situation progressing at all.

Of course, in terms of artwork, Hunter Killers is well up to Udon’s usual standards; this is a truly gorgeous comic.

It’s just a shame that the overall storyline seems to have completely stalled in favour of showcasing mostly Darkstalkers characters, with little of the big crossover potential, of both fighting game series it’s based on, really paying off.

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