The duo on the run to survive, action, love and disaster ensues with beautiful art. Hands down, one of the best series put out by Image.

Bumper sized last issue of the sci-fi romance story. Fast tracking the story, touching on major plot points, incredible art and a killer last page.

One of the best written and drawn horror comics currently out, the art is dark and moody which accompany the the story.

A bit of a filler issue, filler issues are always fun and weird with Chew, this series makes other titles....jelly of that. Incredible art.

Story felt slightly rushed to get where it needed to be for issue 50. The art as always kills me, easily the best drawn book in the industry today!

Celebratory 50th issue,the build up is over and the fight is on. The thunderdome of comics!

Long overdue release of this issue and it did not miss the mark, another interesting tale on another sex powered person and the art is on point.

Second arc kicks off with even more teases to Mikey's past, gripping story, setting up some major subplots in the future with fantastic art.

Slow build issue, breathtaking art.

Killer issue, a couple of big shocks and the art is without a doubt the best it has been in this series.

Really good issue, exposing the limits that Mikey has with his ties to Lore. Art as always is off the chart, would like to see more of this style of art involved with the Diviner.

With such a long wait from last issue, this issue failed to capture me, but the art is sharp and amazingly couloured, hopefully with consistent distribution this series will be allowed to grow.

After nine issues the book is still to dig its hooks into me, incredidle art.

Finally we are shown a Tree landing on earth and the effects to the environment when it does. Scratchy looking art for shadowed detail.

Finally we re getting a possible explanation to why the Trees are on earth, with another different view on art in this issue with diferent scenery and colour palette.

Interesting concept for a new series, looking forward to see more of the title.

Interesting story from one of the great minds of the 90's, also one of Rob Liefeld's best titles artist wise.

Continuing the journey down the "rabbit hole" in a trippy story, with incredible, vibrant and weird art.

Story is slowly building together with 3 issues in, it should start making some sense, unfortunately it's not. Incredible art is only thing making me keep reading this title.

Simplistic, classic art with an upgraded look, nice colour choices and lack of to show extreme emotions, story is a little lacking.