Judging by this issue's contents, it looks like 2000AD's in good health. The strips here contain a nice mix of mystery, high concept sci-fi, horror, action and good old-fashioned war stories. On the whole, the art is of a high standard and for £2.75, this offers a series of quick shots of comic goodness. Or thrillpower, if you prefer… Read Full Review
"Brass Sun": words as likely to divide the 2000AD fanbase as "Savage is overrated" or "Alpha and Wulf were secret lovers". With last week's almost soundless discovery that Wren had abandoned her quest and was living quietly on a tropical world, we get some exposition this Prog, as we catch up on what is revealed to be a gap of several years. Brass Sun: Engine Summer, has begun to remind me of the video game No Man's Sky. Undoubtedly beautiful worlds, filled with wondrous forms of life are visited in each episode, as the characters undertake an unimaginable journey. But its not for everyone. Plenty of readers will be disappointed at the lack of sustained action, or the glacial pace, or just find the whole thing repetitive and unappealing. But with so many bullets and squarejawed heroics elsewhere, some will find solace in this quiet corner of the universe where the unexpected might just happen. Read Full Review
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