This issue features the welcome return of Angie Spica and the introduction of Gloria Spaulding. Consistently impressive art work and great characters ensure The Wild Storm is one of the best sci-fi books, however, the plot continues to advance slightly slowly.

This issue marks a strong return for Eclipse, one of the more imaginative post-apocalyptic comics out there. Creative art combined with compelling characters makes for a good tale that will leave returning fans very satisfied.

A well written short story that is suitable for new and old readers alike, filled with great action, engaging characters and a decent plot.

The Wild Storm has really hit its stride and while plot takes a backseat in this issue to some smaller character scenes, it's great to see so much confidence from an artistic team whose work is as captivating as the incredible cast of characters they are bringing to life.

A safe first outing for Aphrodite V that does what it says on the cover but fails to make much of an impression.

An average conclusion to volume 3 with some flashes of brilliance and consistently powerful art. I've come to expect more from Monstress but hopefully, this is one small blip in an otherwise great comic.