In case you love the Godzilla movies and dig punch-lines and awesome Pulpy titles, then this issue's tailor made for you.

The art is nice, which is the only good thing about this comic. It has a nice, clean style that fits the futuristic setting quite well. Cermak does suffer from same-face syndrome slightly, but not to any meaningful extent. The inks are well-done and clean.

And finally a hat's off to colorist Adriano Lucas, whose colors are the only thing that keeps the issues alive.

So, do yourself a favor and buy this issue, for one cannot consider oneself a comic book fan if he/she has not yet read this series.

If you like good, interesting, character driven sci-fi, you should really check this out!

But, the real star of this issue is artist Chris Samnee and colorist Javier Rodriguez. The compostion of each page is rock-solid- awesome and the colors are just eye popping. Samnee is proving to be a worthy replacement to Paolo Rivera . On the whole, the issue is a must buy, keeping it's cons aside.

In my opinion, this is one of the best first issues I have read in a while.

Another reason why you shouldn't miss this issue is that it also contains a back-up called "The Call" written By Scott Snyder & James Tynon IV with art by (the most awesome) Rafael Albuquerque. This back-up is also available in Night of the Owls booklet which is available for free HERE.

If you are looking to buy the perfect comic to indulge in, this issue is tailor made for you. Though I would advice the buyers to buy the one with Rafael Albuquerque's variant cover, it looks much more awesome than the way-too-dull Capullo cover.