Scarlet #1 is definitely one for the pull list. Enjoy!

Anyone who has been tentatively following the series but are unsure if they should continue will most likely get fully onboard with #5. Those that loved the series from the beginning will love it more. This is the issue that makes it safe to assume Hulk fans and monster fans should pick up the trade when it comes out, if they haven't been reading it already.

Fans of Lemire's work should be very happy with this book. It can be a dense read, so those wanting light and fluffy need to look elsewhere. Overall, it's a safe bet to add this one to the pull list.

Bedtime Games #1 is a fun monster story, that anyone looking for something a little different should check out.

This may have been a short but sweet review as saying more could get into spoiler territory, but it is finally safe to say, for a different Hulk story, add this to the pull list.

This won't be for everyone, but those looking for something different or an interesting crime story should try it out.

This is one to add to the pull list if you like serious subjects with a whimsical flair.

This book won't be for everybody, but those that like silly, colorful fun should pick this one up

Overall, while not a complete must-buy, it is worth a look, especially for future issues.

This is a good one to pick up for people following the Venom series.

While not outstanding, this issue lays a nice groundwork for a 6 issue series to build upon. It may not be a must buy, but is nice enough for a simple Batman story.

It really looks like #5 is the one to look forward to where hopefully all of this build up will pay off.

Overall, while not great, the book is fun and well worth picking up for those who collect anything MST3K.

Overall, this run is not quite a must buy yet, but shouldn't be completely overlooked. Hopefully all this build up pays off eventually.

Overall, despite being underwhelming, there is room for a great story in future issues.

To end on a positive note, the potential is there for something great. If these flaws can be addressed, they could have a new hit Image title.

Overall, if the reader didn't like book one, book two is unlikely to change their mind.