All in all, CRYPTOCRACY #5 is a wonderfully written and beautifully illustrated issue. It is completely immersive, and contains characters that are lovable, hate-able, feared, and even pitiable. Despite that the ideas of government conspiracies and dystopian worlds are fairly common among books and comics, Van Jensen has been able to create a unique and interesting story that this issue continues the high standards of.

To conclude, this first issue of ETHER is fantastic to say the very least. The plot and characterization are both surprisingly engaging for a first issue, and the art could have an entire review written on it alone. Matt Kindt and David Rubn have created something amazing with this series, and I really hope that the rest of the issues will live up to this first one.

Overall, reading MOONSHOT: THE INDIGENOUS COMICS COLLECTION Vol. 1 was a wonderful experience. The art is lovely, unique, and reflects the events of each story.The stories have many different settings; these settings include the past, present, and future, as well as on Earth or off Earth. Some were sci-fi retellings, and some were more traditional. All of them, however, were thoroughly enjoyable.

Overall, the first issue of DIVINITY III: STALINVERSE is very pleasing. I was a little worried about the plot at first due to the similarities between it and DIVINITY II; however, those worries are starting to fall away. Even if it does end up being a similar plot, the world-building, art, and characterization more than make up for it already. I am very, very excited to see where this comic will go.

So, what did you guys think of CATWOMAN: ELECTION NIGHT #1? How do you feel about the way it represents the election? Let us know in the comments, and importantly, don't forget tobe civil!