Honours Kirbys ideas, albeit in a messy way.

Underwhelming and formulaic spy action.

Flawed in some way in every aspect except for the colouring and lettering.

A classic feeling but also room for improvement.

Nice art, but the writing is somewhat flawed in every aspect.

A rather forgettable read since it's an exact adaptation of the show, where anything unique to the medium of comics hasn't been utilized.

This issue unfortunately felt like it was out of fresh new ideas and the cliffhanger at the end was a tired one, but perhaps it could be exciting for a younger reader.

Despite its flaws "Wonder Woman/Conan" #1 gives a promising setup for the main characters' dynamic.

Entertaining but all the pieces of the story don't quite click together.

These stories look good and give you a fun time, which is pretty much what Harley herself would want from a comic.

You can give this issue a shot if you like the more mystical aspects of the DC universe, but don't expect anything too great.

A serviceable arc finale that would be better if it wasn't so hasty with the big reveal.

The creative team picks up pace and nicely delivers a lot of big moments.

The "New Gods Special" #1 isn't very special despite its title and intentions to honour one of the greatest comic creators of all time.

An entertaining read, but nothing too special.

Not counting the final page the issue is structured well. A lot happens and while a big chunk of it is very typical for "boy gets to pilot a robot" stories, the tone is very different from many mech series, so "Mech Cadet Yu" #2 is worth checking out even for those who don't get particularly excited about robot stories.

The series getting to continue past this issue feels well justified thanks to the new direction of the plot and the neat artwork.

A partly surprising finale with illustrations that fit it excellently.

A slow start with beautiful illustrations for some interesting times for the Bat crowd.

An adventure worth following for anyone who likes to wonder about the unsolved mysteries of history.

"Go Go Power Rangers" #2 knows what it's doing and makes you want to read the next issue too.

Jem and the Holograms: Infinite #2 offers emotional moments instead of action and has some beautiful colours.

A light and funny one-issue story that brings some depth to a very minor character

A satisfying conclusion to the story, but suffers from wordiness.

If this issue was a song, it would be an enjoyable but slightly dragging heavy metal number performed by a classic but still innovative band.

The whole creative team does a great job with offering us a fun ride in what is essentially space Las Vegas.

A bit different from how the series usually is but maintains the stylish look as always.

"Motor Crush" #6 lacks some of the atmosphere of the previous arc, but has plenty of emotional moments and good art.

"Super Sons" #6 is an entertaining read with an ending so bizarre-looking that you definitely want to see what happens next.

Interesting and well illustrated but suffers from a slightly weak ending.

A nice little story with good art for anyone who likes the sci-fi facet of Turtles.

The mystery-solving girl group comic taken to the next level.