If there is one thing I would say before I finish this review it is to buy this first issue! Although I did my best, I personally don't feel I did the creative team of Vazquez, Gomez and Aburtov justice on their fantastic first issue. 'America Chavez: Made in the USA' is one of the most exciting new books to come out of Marvel's 2021 slate and I can't wait to see what's next from the young hero.

This story only keeps getting better and better, with 'Proctor Valley Road #3' having a strong story and fast paced well timed plot. The art is fantastic, and the colouring is superb, with both of these combined presenting another stylistic and eye-catching issue. Morrison and Child are a dynamic writting duo who are on track to produce one of the best new books of 2021.

DC comics have yet again changed the scope of the multiverse in their latest event prelude book 'Infinite Frontier' #0. Taking place after the last Multiverse shaking event 'Dark Nights Death Metal' and the possible Future tales presented in 'Future State', 'Infinite Frontier' shows how the multiverse has not just been fixed but expanded at the same time into an 'Omniverse' where everything is canon.

Overall, the fact that Milestone is now back as part of the greater DC Omniverse is great. This issue is a must read for those Milestone fans out there or those just interested in Milestones iconic characters. The reboot of the origins of several Milestone characters, brings them into a more modern setting than their origins in the 1990's and they are all the better for it. Whatever they plan to do with these characters it's going to be interesting to watch how heroes interact in a modern world.

'Proctor Valley Road' is Morrison's first original series in 5 years. However,it is clear to see they have not lost their touch. Paired with newcomer Alex Child, the duo has struck gold with this first issue. The art and the colouring are superb, with both of these combined presenting a stylistic and eye-catching first issue. I am very excited to see where 'Proctor Valley Road' goes; and ultimately how crazy it will get.

As with the first issue Morrison and Child have done a fantastic job of presenting an engaging story, that hooks the reader from the start of the issue. As the story begins to explore the supernatural more I think the it can only get better. The art is fantastic, and the colouring is superb, with both of these combined presenting another stylistic and eye-catching issue. I am very excited to see how the story of 'Proctor Valley Road' continues and how the book will most likely only jump from stength to strength as a limited series.

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