Six of Us #2
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| Writer | Tom King |
| Artist | Gabriel Hernández Walta |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
Chapter 2: “The Thing About Killing That Guy”
Before the funeral, before the reunion, before the fall—there was a hit sitcom.
America loved The Six of Us. Six young stars. Endless laughs. Perfect chemistry. But behind the scenes, a different story was unfolding.
Told between the bright glow of a ‘90s laugh track and the darkness just off-camera, this issue reveals the moment the cast crossed a line they can’t undo.
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9.0
Fanlight Zone - Richard Coryell
Oct 21, 2026Six of Us #2 deepens the mystery with unsettling revelations, sharp character work, and artwork that amplifies every tense moment. While the rapid pace makes a few reveals feel rushed, the issue leaves plenty of compelling questions and danger ahead. Pick up a copy at your local comic shop and add Six of Us to your pull list if you are looking for a compelling and dark murder mystery. Read Full Review
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9.0
Nerd Initiative - Lauren The Hoppy Geek
Oct 21, 2026I distinctly remember going to middle school and talking all about how Ross and Rachel kissed in Central Perk, the other night on FRIENDS. Fast forward 3 decades and I’m sucked into this comic about 6 stars from a 90s sitcom who seem to find themselves in some very disturbing situations, and I’m loving it. Whether you love FRIENDS, or have a list of why Ross was the worst boyfriend ever (I have that list too), or you’ve never even given the show a chance, this comic is for you! It’s got a serious mystery building, some dark humor on top of very light humor, and some beautiful art. We’re only 2 issues in, and there’s no time like the present, as no one is promised tomorrow. Just ask the narrator. Read Full Review
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8.0
AIPT - David Brooke
Oct 20, 2026Six of Us #2 builds on its clever sitcom-inspired premise with a murder mystery that grows increasingly suspicious as the cast's troubled history comes into focus. Tom King plays with timelines and blurs the line between television and reality, creating intrigue even as the constant shifts make the narrative harder to follow. Walta's strong character work and framing keep the dialogue-heavy scenes engaging, though the Hollywood drama hasn't quite made these characters worth investing in emotionally. The mystery remains compelling enough to demand another episode. Read Full Review
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Plot
In the mid-1990s, *SIX OF US*—a sitcom featuring three men and three women—premiered. Young, attractive, and charismatic, the cast quickly captivated audiences. The main ensemble consisted of Gil (Liam), Cristina (Melody), Raphael (Alan), Hanna (Lauren), Selina (Brook), and Timothy (Taylor), each defined by a unique and complementary personality.
The story begins to reveal that secret relationships and breakups existed among the cast, eventually taking a toll on their group dynamic.
Hanna and Gil had an affair that left Hanna hurt; yet, she went on to achieve the greatest success in projects outside the sitcom, which sparked friction between them.
Tim continues to recount how he ended up dead in an empty more+ Like • Comment
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