This is easily the best #1 to an event comic I've ever read, and if Cates and Stegman can keep this up with the rest of the series, this will easily become the best event comic I've ever read.

An exciting start, Batman: Last Knight On Earth sets the stage for what should be a brilliant future

While not as great as the last issue, Batman: Last Knight on Earth #2 is still an incredibly interesting, incredibly beautiful comic. I can't wait to see how this one wraps up in the next and final issue.

A brilliant issue, with one of the most tantalising cliffhangers I've seen in a comic. Lemire and Deodata JR are at their peak here.

An utterly fantastic continuation of the most promising indie book of the year.

While having great art and some particularly wonderful character beats, DCEASED #2 is somewhat lacklustre when it comes to story.

DCeased #5 is an excellent issue, one that makes me extremely excited to find out how this world will come to an end. Or indeed, how this world will survive to see another day.

An Introspective look at grief, Giant Days #51 succeeds magnificently in what it sets out to do.

A brilliant issue that carries on the trend of Giant Days being one of the best comics out there today.

Giant Days has already cemented its place as one of my favourite comics ever, and this issue only cements that fact further. I'm truly going to miss Susan, Esther, and Daisy when the comic ends in two issues. Absolutely Brilliant.

An absolutely brilliant ending, and I'm extremely excited for the upcoming epilogue.

It's a beautiful end to some wonderful characters that I'm glad I had the privilege of reading about. Goodbye Susan, Esther, Daisy, McGraw, Ed and everybody else

Quite a fun issue, with great writing, art and one hell of a cliffhanger. Pick this one up from your local store as soon as possible.

Simply Incredible.

Something Very Special Indeed.

A resounding success in Gillen and Mora's camp.

A resounding success in Gillen and Mora's camp.

An incredible issue, from an incredible artist/writer duo. This book will be remembered as one of the greatest Spider-Man books of all time, mark my words.

A wonderful start to the first original comic set in the Gamerverse.

What you'd expect from a washed up, out of touch writer and one of the worst artists working in the business.Utterly abysmal writing and some of the worst art I've seen ever in a Big Two comic, this is one of those rare "must-miss" situations.

Extremely disappointing, I was hoping that this could be something special. Sadly, it's run of the mill fare.

Whilst flawed, The Death-Defying Devil #1 is a great introduction to the series, with great writing by Gail Simone and pretty decent art from Walter Geovani.