While the method in which Vartox and Power Girl rescue the population of Valeron from extinction depends on Arthur C. Clarke's Law, in which any sufficiently advanced form of technology will appear to be magic, it makes fundamental sense. More so than the many pulps that featured alien invaders beaming down to take women for mating rituals. Read Full Review

This really is an underrated comic. I suspect some readers may be staying away from it thinking it's just another title running on sex appeal alone - but the art is great, the stories are enjoyable - don't avoid it just because the title character is incredibly sexy! Read Full Review

The second half of this storyline doesn't exactly offer up any surprises, but it mirrors what we had in the first with a good bit of action with the Negaspikes and then a whole lot of character fun between two very different species with different approaches to sexuality. Vartox's up front nature about things and Power Girl's giggling about it is a great combination that plays out well here and it left me grinning a lot as well, especially as Power Girl starts to realize exactly what it is he wants. Her reactions to the things he says with a straight face are quite good and watching her enjoying the situation and drinking throughout it is just right. The best work comes in watching the whole pizza joint aspect. Very fun stuff all around. Read Full Review

Artwise, this remains one of DC's strongest titles as Conner continues to put out some of the crispest work in the industry, but unfortunately the writing just doesn't back it up this week thanks to an abrupt plot and the writer's continued struggle to find the right balance for the main character and her many roles. Read Full Review