Finally, we end this issue with more Outlier. John Smith continues to write twists and turns at every opportunity here and, while you might not ever know completely what is going on, the ride is fun enough it's hard to complain. Additionally, we still have the impressive artwork from Lee Carter and while this issue doesn't offer much fantastical concepts for Carter to get stuck into, it is amazing to look at nonetheless. Read Full Review

-- JUDGE DREDD // TRAUMATOWN: Continues to be great and starts to hint at some answers -- TERROR TALES // DONE DEAL: Nice art from rookie Tom Foster, I hope we'll see more. The story itself is an atmospheric and well told done-in-one tale. -- SLÁINE // A SIMPLE KILLING: An interesting character development for Sláine who is normally very two-dimensional. This strip turned into something great. -- GREY AREA // NEARER MY GOD TO THEE: The art is really bring this down, it's otherwise a very interesting development for Grey Area but it needs help -- INDIGO PRIME // PERFECT DAY: I finally see where this is going and there are some pretty high stakes introduced. I'm finally looking forward to next week's entry -- OVERALL: An enjoyable read from start to end this week, just fix Grey Area's pencils/inks and we're all good. more