This is Russell at his absolute best, hammering on a wide range of issues through a lens that feels like it shouldn't work, but absolutely does. Read Full Review

The LEX LUTHOR/PORKY PIG SPECIAL is an absolute treat to read. It's hilarious from start to finish while also being a legitimately engaging story. Mark Russell loads the book with biting, contemporary satire. You won't want to miss this stupendous book. If you loved THE FLINTSTONES, you must pick up this book. Read Full Review

A strong crossover issue that delves into the deviousness of corporate ethics. Read Full Review

It was darn near flawless and a must read for any fan of weird team-ups such as myself! Read Full Review

This is the Batman/Elmer Fudd of this year's crop of crossover books. It's hilarious and deep, and required reading. The art is fantastic and the back-up looks great. Read Full Review

There was only one way a Porky Pig and Lex Luthor could be told in a modern setting. I mean, the former is a stuttering pig with low self-esteem and the latter is the smartest man in the world. Mark Russell avoids the safe story by including modern references that point to the ways the public sets itself up to be manipulated. It starts with a closeup on Porky and expands to include the global impact of social media platforms. Read Full Review

Casting a wide net across his 30 pages, Russell and Walker take aim at everything from Twitter trolls to racist employers to open carry laws to corporate policies that pay lip service to basic human necessities. There's a lot going on, but given the craziness of the book's high concept, that actually gives Russell's gags some teeth " like our porcine protagonist, our guards are dropped just enough with Lex Luthor/Porky Pig that this creative team is able to get some choice skewering in. Read Full Review

The jabs aren't necessarily subtle, nor offer a grand thesis, but the punching up allows for a consistent string of gags, all the while making it clear that Porky's new-found success is bound to come crashing back down like an unwanted stock sooner or later. Read Full Review

This issue has two stories in one, the first story was a bit too long and could have tightened up a bit to make it stronger. The second story was short and fun and really, the perfect length for crossovers like this. Both stories had great artwork and were good enough to make me decide to pick up other stories from both writers. Read Full Review

This was a fun and funny short to end the issue and I really enjoyed the classic cartoon look to it including the cameos by the mad scientists of the Loony Tunes world. Could definitely see this story as an animated short. Read Full Review

It's fun, over-the-top, and sort of slight " exactly what a Looney Tunes comic should be. Read Full Review

A nightmare pig on a montage through corporate excess never quite comes together. Read Full Review

This crossover might get a laugh from satire lovers, but not the average comic reader. Read Full Review

If you want it for your collection, go for it, but don't expect a thoughtful message. Read Full Review

For the love of all things looney, this is one depressing story! Seriously though, if you're going to write a DC/ Looney Tunes crossover, make it fun. Read Full Review

Lex as a predatory capitalist and Porky as his patsy. The sandwich stealing is brilliant. Didn't need the backup story.

Fun little story

Fun political satire.