"This book is a fantastic read, I sat down and read it cover to cover... This is one of the best self-contained stories of the last year." - Eric Anderson, The Pullbox, Heroes and Beyond
"The Unwanted is a solid horror graphic novel that both horror fans and those who might not normally read horror graphic novels will enjoy." - The Monster Librarian
"A well executed genre piece." - Grovel UK Graphic Novel Reviews
"The art by Juan Romera is a good fit for the horror subject matter, mildly reminiscent of Mignola (creator of "Hellboy"). Worth a look." - Dave's Unspoilt Capsules and Awards
"The art in The Unwanted is gritty and stylish, the writing hectic and intense. Put together they keep the story moving and entertaining." - Flames Rising - horror reviews
"I would recommend that people check out The Unwanted. It's an interesting read that has some stuff in it that I think horror fans can and will appreciate if they check this out." - Ed Demko, Bloodtype Online
"The kids are developed well, with a nice cross-section of black and white, male and female, all of whom need to figure out how to stop Satan. It's not surprising that the kids rise to the occasion, because we know they will, but Marcano still manages to make us care about the kids, and he shows how they might be delinquents, but they still have something to offer the world. These kids remain punks (kind of), but they grow up quite a bit, and that's the nicest part of the book..."
"The adults don't fare as well, although they aren't completely stereotyped as evil. It's not necessarily a generational thing, which is nice, as some of the adults don't simply dismiss the kids when they start seeing evil things around the center. In stories of this nature, the adults are always putting the kids down, but this is a bit more complex than that. One teacher is particularly concerned about the problems the kids are having, and he tries to understand what's happening. Although the vessel for Satan is a bit over-the-top, the adults come off a bit better then we might expect. The kids still steal the show, which is how it should be..." -The Comic Book Report - Comics Worth Reading