Action-packed and thrilling. This series has a lot to offer and the world building is OUTSTANDING. I am looking forward to upcoming volumes because Alexandra Trese and her crew is just getting started. I love it!

Oh man, this is everything I've ever wanted out of a comic from my homeland! There's finally a huge story arc that requires a whole bunch of superheroes, most of whom are siblings of the eponymous Alexandra Trese, and an awesome villainess who resembles a certain Filipino politician too closely to be a coincidence. A predictable story, sure, but I'm way too happy to just see my culture in print to legitimately care much about tropes and junk.

This installment is full of action but still bitin. I always love the glimpses of past inserted. Can't wait for the next one. :)

I've read this to prep meself up for book 7. Five years later, the magic did not disappear:

I still hate Madame.

Action-packed and thrilling. This series has a lot to offer and the world building is OUTSTANDING. I am looking forward to upcoming volumes because Alexandra Trese and her crew is just getting started. I love it!

This volume is more fun, exciting, and gripping. I'm looking forward to the next volume!

This was so good! I love how it was so fantastical but also so relevant to current society. Also, yay for more characters and development! Where's volume 7?

In the first two books, I've wanted for the cases to be longer and not just flash bangs. Wherein, each case would be fleshed-out, more that there might be two to three cases per volume, all of them contributing to a major arc.

Volume #6 was a bit of a... bore compared to previous issues, probably because it solely focused on one thing (despite undercurrents from the Madame). Or maybe I just don't like sea creatures.

*It was great to be introduced to the eldest Trese sibling. He reminded me of another comic book vigilante superhero whose name escapes me right now.

*What do they do when dozens of civilians witnessed a 60+-foot tall fish monster? Does the Trese world have a Mist like in the Percy Jackson books that masks what mundanes see?

when fiction parallels that of reality...in a way.

this opponent is scarier than the monstrous monsters you can imagine.