I have to be honest here. I had a hard time following the story. It is not entirely clear to me. There is very little out there yet pertaining to this specific comic to read up on either. It is definitely a world of discovery, and I think that repetitive viewing of the book might help in the comprehension of it. But perhaps that is the point…for everyone to take home a different value of the story…to make up your own dialogue as you go along. I think that this is the best way to approach it in the end; a discovery of a story that can be interpreted in your very own way, without being dictated what to think or feel by text. In that light, I believe it to be quite enjoyable.

I feel many will enjoy this story, the writing is enthralling and carries you along. It has so much to offer, so do give it a chance, I am sure you will not regret it.

Great little comic, good starter comic for younger children as well.

Great little comic, good starter comic for younger children as well.

I am looking forward to the other issues and I bet you will be to.

So in my opinion, this is a comic you must delve into if the vampire lore is your thing, you will find what you seek in those pages.

The artwork, whilst being very visually pleasing, is uncolored. To me, that is something I find myself having problems with. I am so used to seeing color infusing a story line that the lack of it touches me. Also not being used to reading comics in the manga style, I find the flow of conversation hard to follow, constantly having to reread things because I read them out of order. The comic is good don't get me wrong, it just is not really to my liking. But do not forego reading this based on my opinion. It is an enjoyable story.

So overall, you cannot really go wrong here. Also The Case of the Good Boy is due to be released in Fall (Autumn) 2017. You will discover the other comics yet to be released in the back of the comic as well. It seems a promising time ahead for the fans of Bad Machinery.

But I think what the most powerful thing is about these comics are the testimonials in the back. The endless amount of pictures of tattoos with the Non Compliant symbol, the pictures of marches people went on, interviews and the many stories. That is what makes this series one of a kind. A testimonial of our times. That being said it is not a series just for women, in the pictures you will also see men proudly displaying their support for the Non Compliant movement.

This is the first comic out of a set of four and I have to admit I am really awaiting to read the next one for this.

The comic comes with an interview this time around of both Sam Sykes and Selina Espiritu. It is so nice to find out more about the characters, Monster City and the creation that goes into the story. I just want more! I cannot wait until the next volume!

So if you are a foodie or simply a lover of Monster City Cuisine, get your hands on Brianna's story, you will not regret it!

So, my final opinion is, go get this series if you haven't already. Just enjoy every page of it and know you are in for a delightful adventure!

The art on the cover does not match the art inside the comic. It has to be said the drawn characters bear a good resemblance to their real life counterparts. Whilst it is a bit odd actually, at first, you'll get used to it once you get in the story. The story is enthralling but short! If you are used of seeing every story in one go in the series, this will leave you with a bit of a bothersome cliffhanger. But all is well, all is well, for the sake of the story really. It is a nice way to make sure to have you hooked enough to buy the next copy! And it works, I was convinced"

I say, if you are a fan of adventurous and murderous comic then you won't regret picking this one up. It almost has a feel of a tv series to it. Not something I often say about a comic. Do yourself a favor, go pick it up, you can thank me later.

The art is dark and sinister and it fits the story perfectly. You wouldn't want it any other way because it would taint your reading experience. The roughness prompts a sense of urgency. The tone of the Dead Insideand the sharpness of the art form a good blend that seeks to interact with you on a personal level submerging you into the tale.

The art in itself is stunning and absolutely fitting to the story. And you can see what a massive legion of artists have given their talents to the art of this story and it shows. One of the few comics to me that is a win over the entire line. Also the large panel pages are beautifully rendered in the comic and really help set the tone of the journey.

The art is standard Disney as we know and love, so there is nothing to remark about it. It's just great, and I feel it will never change. Disney has always been my first comics as a child. The stories of Mickey, Donald and the gang were the colorful background to my childhood, and to this day 30 odd years later, it still is. And that is what I love"they stay with the classic form of comic, no need for fancy updates, or weird new designs. Classics are sometimes all one needs!

The art is great, very detailed and captures Amelia's essence perfectly. I love the usage of colors in the new world and how, even though we are on an alien planet, the art seems to anchor you in reality. Very enjoyable indeed.

So if you are a passionate of WW2, art or comics then get this comic and do yourself a huge favor by owning such a piece of art. You will not regret it.

The overall art is really nice, crisp and detailed. However, I have noticed in two of the stories that, where the other characters seem normal, the Ghostbusters themselves are very caricature-like. It is very obvious in the first story, "Where Winston Was", and I do not quite understand why it was done this way. The standard characters look normal, but Winston is over-sized, has an odd head shape and just does not seem to fit in with the others. In "The Origins of Slimer", again, there are three characters that seem totally out of place by the way they are drawn. Especially the character of Kylie Griffin, where it looks her mouth is on the side of her head. I dislike this greatly. It distracts from the story and makes no sense to make some of the Ghostbusters almost grotesque. It sticks out like a sore thumb. While the rest of the artwork is nice, this distraction severely diminishes my overall liking of the drawings.

People can reach all sorts of fame with a minimal amount of effort it seems but who knows the full consequences of doing so? I have a feeling that Glitterbomb will dive into that a bit deeper in every issue.

I am of course very eager to see how this story will unfold and if Garfield and Grumpy Cat will eventually come to like one another (although that seems very unlikely at this point in time). If you are a cat lover, Garfield lover, Grumpy Cat lover or even a mere lasagna lover, I would suggest you pick up a copy of this great start of a wonderful story featuring two of the most well known felines in the world!

If you haven't seen it, I would advice giving the video a look at first, and maybe a few more episodes to get a hang of the story. I think I will actually, I am kinda interested in finding out more. I cannot fault the comic for my lack of understanding though. The story in and of itself is clear, the art is fun and it is a nice comic. I just miss the overall arc of the story to make sense of it. Unless that is the entire point, if so, I entirely missed that point and sorry for that!

I thoroughly enjoyed this first issue and I have a feeling it will not remain cutesy in the next issues, those plucky girls will see to that! I would definitely advice to pick it up and keep an eye out for the next issue!

So overall, if you like the story, then you are in for a great new issue with a real great dream sequence. If you have never read the series, and you don't mind the art, then do pick it up, I am sure you will enjoy it! I am sure the upcoming issue will be very interesting to see what will happen next for our duo and whether they will finally manage to do good or not"

I would definitely say that this is a series worth picking up. Keep in mind this is not the kind of series where each comic is a stand alone, it follows a story line. But think of it this way, if they are now on to number 38 and you haven't started yet? Imagine the fun you will have reading through all 37 other issues that came before it!

The comic also has a small interview in the back which really adds to the background of why this comic series was started. Do yourself a favor, pick up a copy, watch The Goonies on Netflix then read the comic and see just how excited you are getting!

So in Misfit City 3 you'll still see yourself in a game of Clue trying to figure out things ahead of time. Yet somehow failing every time! You never see what's coming and I like that. It makes the comic more mysterious and thrilling! On to Number 4!

The art is detailed and still providing clues. We see more of the map and other little written details in this issue and the level of realism is amazing. For example there are tiny doodles in the margin of some note paper they use. Doodles that you would yourself draw absentmindedly whilst on a phone call. That is what I call attention to detail and this story has it in spades!

Strong from beginning to finish, or at least until this issue. Still deserve my highest rate of recommendation!

The artwork for this comic is exquisite. You simply find yourself wanting to frame some of the images. The clear Japanese influence on the art makes it only more delightful. Simply put each drawing is a piece of art. I love it.

I admit it freely, I cannot wait until the next copy rolls around, because I am absolutely hooked! It's right up my alley and I cannot wait to bump into many more Moonstruck in said alley!

If you are still hesitant, by the hooves of a centaur, get this series! You will not regret it! Quite the contrary!

Overall, I still must insist that you give this series a try. It is a great read and the bonus material makes it so much better in my opinion.

The art as always is colorful, detailed and true to the Little Pony franchise. I genuinely like the colorfulness and the cheerfulness one always tends to find in the comics, cartoons, toys, apps," It can bring a bit of sunshine on a dark and dreary day. I would recommend the comic and gladly give it to younger children to enjoy. A great way to still be connected with their favorite characters without having to sit in front of a TV set.

I have to admit the art in this comic has me leaning in two directions. On the one hand I have to say that it is extremely detailed, well colored, and amazing. But the other side is grotesque, scary, and sickening. The gruesome body horror you see in this comic is definitely an acquired taste, one I don't see myself acquiring it any time soon. That being said however, I can appreciate it for what it is. And if this the genre for you then you are in for a treat because as grotesque as the art is, it is fabulous at the same time.

It is peculiar and weird and hence so is this review, but by all means read it and see what it says to you, how you experience the story in your own way.

If you want to pick up something nice over the summer holidays, then I would most definitely recommend Paklis, it is a great immersive series and a wonderful story to boot. You cannot go wrong.

I would suggest that you pick up Rat Queensif you like fantasy stories or are a Dungeons and Dragons fan. IF you don't mind the leads being badass ladies who slay and kill for fun" and money, never forget the money.

This comic leaves you with one massive cliffhanger that will have you count down the days until you can get your hands on the next issue. It is that good, that scary and that intriguing. Trust me when you start this series, you're in for the long haul! It will be doubly worth it for sure.

This is definitely a story that should appeal to girls and boys alike as it keeps both in mind with the gentle imagery for Zara and the big and bolder images for Wheeler. It would really lend itself well to a cartoon series.

The writing is clear and interesting. It dips in and out of the hobo lore of the time. It is quite interesting to see how the history of the time has been interwoven into the storyline. It is indeed somewhat based on the song "Big Rock Candy Mountain". A song that speaks of an idyllic dreamland for hobos.

The art is great, really working in to the Mod era of fashion, surroundings, vehicles," Even the chapter pages are original. What is also fun to note is that one panel image will have a very detailed drawing of a character and the next one will be as if zoomed backwards somewhat changing the character. It is a bit hard to explain, but you'll see what I mean when you get your hands on this delightful comic! There is also an extensive gallery with rough pencil and ink sketches from the earliest stages of the comic all through to the remastered edition.

You could almost do a comparison of the panels with the images used on the show. You willfind them to be quite matching. It is the first time for me to read a comic that I have seen the actual televised episode from. I find it intriguing just how much effort someone is able to put in recreating these exact images for a comic. This is definitely one for the fans of Sherlock and hoarders of all collectibles regarding the great Sherlock Holmes and the TV series. In conclusion, Sherlock: The Blind Bankerstands perfectly on its own without the TV series just the same. A great read, wonderful art and a comic I am eager to read the next issues of!

The art is powerful, evocative and very engaging. Everything you want a comic of this standard to be. I have to say I am eagerly awaiting to read the rest of this series. And I am sure many out there feel just the same. It is nice for once to see women stepping out of the shadows and taking action for what has happened in their pasts. The topic of domestic abuse is a strong one, and one that deserves the light of day. Every one of us has dreamed of handing out justice to our bullies, tormentors and abusers. I am sure Sisters of Sorrow will be cathartic for many.

I would genuinely recommend this story to anyone, even if you haven't really dealt with bullies in your life. I find it strong and masterful in its story and I am convinced you would think the exact same thing after having read it too.

The next volume is out in April and I would highly recommend you to pick up the copy. You will not regret it. The story is quickly enthralling and you will want to know what happens next in no time.

If you are a fan of espionage, Tintin and adventure, then I would suggest you pick up a copy of this first issue! You will thoroughly enjoy it.

This is once again a nice story for young children by Forces of Destiny. I love how the Star Wars narrative is being used to being about great change in children's lives. There is nothing better than to find themselves in these characters. Truly an empowering series. It will teach them to believe in themselves and in their peers.

The art is very dark and intense. However it is often infused with bright colors. It dark and ominous feel works to add a specific nuance to the story that could be lost with a less skilled artist.

The art, as always speaks, almost more than the story in Tank Girl; it is big, chaotic and overtakes everything. That is exactly how it should be. It is brash and bold, no one would want to scale down on Tank Girl and her cohorts. The full page panels are exquisite and the attention to detail in the overall panels make it a far more interesting story. Even though the story is set in the future, the artwork has a distinct retro feel about it, and it works, it absolutely works. To me, it is also part of the appeal of the artwork. Tank Girl, love her or hate her, who cares? You will notice her regardless!

The art in this comic is very minimalistic, the only color being used is red for key moments, blood and goggles set in masks. It draws the eye to the detail of the action and demands the attention of the reader in an interesting fashion. The art seems a tad crude, unfinished and raw but it suits the tone of the comic.

The dystopian tone remains firmly set and I am sure it will gather many more enthusiasts along the way. Onward to the next volume, because we know we need it!

Again, I stay by my first held opinion, yet even more so now. You have to read this series. Uncover the meaning of it for yourself and see what you take from the story yourself. I guarantee you that it will reach out to each and every one of you in a different manner and when you least expect it. It is almost like The House presents you with this game, this puzzle that you are unaware you are participating in until you get further along and you see what was meant from the get go.

If you are nostalgic for your childhood, or are simply completely new to the story, you will not regret picking up a copy. The series is simply to beautiful to be overlooked. It is just a gem and treasure to behold. Treat yourself and your family by extent and start this series today. No one will regret it!

If you have read Regression by Cullen Bunn then you will NOT want to miss The Unsound. Heck, if you have not read Regression you still will not want to miss The Unsound, it's that good people! So do yourself a favor and go pick this up as soon as possible and be prepared to get creeped out in the best way possible!

The art is still amazing with the tiniest clues making you reach for the first issue of the series to check and cross-check things you've noticed the first time around in the asylum. And I love that, art that makes you think and work a bit along with the story. It is there telling its own story. The words on one side, the art on the other bringing together a much more realistic three dimensional story. I must say, wonderful job!

I cannot wait to see the rest of this series. It is worth the wait in between each comic!

The comic has a very dark color scheme in the artwork and very dark lines which makes it hard to recognize the characters at times. I am not a fan of the art, but what is not to my liking might be the favorite of someone else. Overall the story was good a bit sparse but that is to be expected from the X-Files. Still I do believe the upcoming issue will be well worth the read.

So in the end I would say grab yourself a glass of wine (or whatever else you like to indulge in, even a smoothie will do), curl up on your bed and get lost in an adorable story that will make you eager for the next installment. A very sweet and touching story overall.

Overall, pick this one up, you won't regret it and at 170 pages you know you are in for a great read.

The three stories are lovely, fun and are stand alone, there is no need to have read the previous issues to know what is going on, so you can just randomly pick this one up and enjoy it all the same.

I will definitely suggest you get this comic as it is a nice blend of old and new.

I would say if you are in the horror genre and looking for something new to pick up, give Winnebago Graveyard a try, you can catch it right at the get go. Get sucked in right away and be like me eagerly awaiting the next issue!

If you are anything like me you will be hopping from foot to foot waiting for issue #3 just to see what will happen with that massive cliffhanger we got served this time around. What a great summertime read!

I cannot wait for the next issue with all this tension and excitement building up. It is getting hard to wait!

I will keep on recommending this story as a must for all who love the bizarre and the unknown. It was a great ride and I am happy I was invited along.

Give the chick with the legendary Peacekeeper gun a shot, you won't regret it!

If you are an artist or know one, pick it up, you won't regret the little hug it gives you through the pages!

I have to say, I am always a tad weary when it comes to zombie anything because I have certain ideas and thoughts that I somehow wish to see respected in a zombie story. The where to's and why for's need to make sense, and in Z Nation I am pleased to say, they do. Pick it up and judge for yourself. I am definitely picking up the next issue that is coming out.