Finally, we have more Outlier as T.C Eglington begins to up the ante and get into the final arc of the plot. This issue is tense, although it doesn't tell the reader anything they don't already know. Still, it's a nice buffer before the main action starts, with enough to sustain interest. Likewise, Karl Richardson gets plenty to draw and offers a colorful art style that makes Outlier a pleasure to look at. Read Full Review

-- JUDGE DREDD // SHOOTERS NIGHT: Excellent installment, we get some answers to the mystery, a chilling intro page and some hilarious dialog from an H2GO employee (at least SOME Citizens show Dredd the respect he deserves) -- INDIGO PRIME // PERFECT DAY: Looks pretty... No idea what I just read -- SLÁINE // A SIMPLE KILLING: The art is still great, and the atmosphere makes up a bit for the lack of plot -- THARG'S 3RILLERS // COLONY: The art is kind of rough but somewhat fitting. The story is really interesting, me likey. -- OUTLIER // PART SEVEN: Now that we know where this is going we can just enjoy the ride. -- OVERALL: Although Dredd and Tharg's Trillers/Colony were the brilliantly shining highlights this week, Indigo Prime really pulls the average score of the prog down, and Sláine isn't carrying enough weight. more