Overall, a little disappointing for newcomers or lapsed fans of the game, but Id wager that this would be a bit of a must have for any hardcore Call of Duty fan.

All in all, a great piece of work, which everyone should get their teeth into! Take a bow guys, take a bow.

This being said, however, I still liked Zander Cannons basic premise. Capitalising on the recent popularity and rise in interest in the aforementioned franchises, he is throwing out a rather simple idea, what if Kaiju werent killed off, just sentenced to a jail term?”  Honestly though, I think this is aimed towards a more teen demographic and while it will undoubtedly be someones cup of tea, it unfortunately is definitely not mine.

Honestly, I had no knowledge this title was out there, and I frequently struggle to find books that grasp me enough to continue reading, but Ive just added Ninjak to my must read list for 2017. Keep up the good work.

However, my one criticism of this edition is simply that, whatever way you look at it, it's a very dull ending to the run. On the whole I get why this is the case, however, if you were to add, say, five pages to each of the previous comics in this story you would have had a much more action-packed last comic. I mean, you wouldn't want the last episode of your favourite television show to feature the lead character saying goodbye, or "good job" then to have 25 further minutes of credits, right?

Although there are faults along the way; questions that could be asked and the overallpotential for the series to seem like a piece of work that hasalready ‘been done', I have to admit there is a certain something about itthat has me hooked. I want to know more about Bobby's abilities, I want to know what happened to his parents, and I most certainly want more of the artwork that I have seenhere.

I love the direction in which Diggle continues to take his story. Although I will re-iterate from my previous review, there is nothing new or ground breaking within these pages this doesn't stop it from grabbing my attention and keeping me fixated, and like all good stories, craving more by the end.

I have to admit, as someone who is quite fond of the fantasy elements in my reading, I was pleasantly thrilled with Yakuza Demon Killers. The story was strong and gripping, and the art had hints of the classic HellBlazer which I sent a considerable amount of my youth enthralled in. I look forward to seeing how the creative team wraps this amazing run up.