Superb beginning to the new series. Can't wait for more! Read Full Review

IXth Generation is an astonishingly fresh look at the distant future that works well to pull pieces from the TopCow universe into one series. Im definitely excited for where Matt Hawkins takes us on this incredible ride. Read Full Review

IXth Generation is the start of something big. It's world building and possibly world ending. This is a great mix between both sides of the Top Cow house and I can't wait to see how it all plays out. Read Full Review

If you're looking for a well conceived book with elements of science fiction and fantasy, IXth Generation is a series you will want to put at the top of your pull list. Read Full Review

IXth Generation totally wins or, rather, the fans totally win here. You probably dont need any prior knowledge of these stories, Hawkins has done and undoubtedly will do a great job filling you in, but you also shouldnt deprive yourself of some of those stories. Particularly the most recent Aphrodite IX and the current Witchblade run with Ron Marz and Laura Braga (dont let the high numbers scare you off). Hawkins and Sejic are cooking up something special from an Image imprint that does some amazing work month in and month out. If youre unfamiliar with the Top Cow Universe or youre just behind, now is as good of a time as any to get into it. Read Full Review

"IXth Generation" #1 is a fun read that had more packed into it than I initially expected. It's nice to see the Top Cow universe expanding its own legacy into the future, and this story feels packed with potential for exciting reads beyond this first issue. Read Full Review

Good first issue to a new series, unfortunately, to fully understand what is happening there is some back reading required. Read Full Review

This issue plays out like Hunger Games meets Aliens. The overall story seems a little predictable (other then the elements I wrote about) and that might be because, like mentioned above, this sort of post apocalyptic thing has been told a millions times. Now they just tell it with elements already established within a comic universe. We will see where it goes from here and see if Hawkins can ad a twist in the theme. Read Full Review

The first issue is interesting, and I think fans of Top Cow's two different tracts will be excited to see where this all goes, I definitely am. For folks who haven't ever checked out a Top Cow comic, this could be a nice start for those who dig futuristic settings. Read Full Review

IXth Generation #1 does a wonderful job of bringing the world of Artifacts and Aphrodite IX together, as despite getting off to a rocky start, the issue quickly bounces back to be a real sensation, having this fanboy hooked for more. Recommended. Read Full Review

IXth Generation #1 provides a decent amount of background information to let new readers jump into the world without overloading the reader. It has decent pacing and some pretty cool action sequences and suspense to keep you interested throughout. There is nothing groundbreaking or mind-blowing, but it is a fun read with a very interesting backdrop. Read Full Review

Hopefully IXth Generation has nowhere to go but up now that this first issue has set the stage and the conflict has begun. Read Full Review

It seems as though IXth Generation has a lot of potential and a lot of possibilities that could come from the characters and the storyline — it's creative, interesting, and I still absolutely love the naming conventions for the characters. It's a cool blend of fantasy and science-fiction, and in a genre that's been rehashed over and over again, this is new and refreshing and, despite its pitfalls, has definite possibilities. This is one to keep up on and hopefully the universe will be expanded on and the characters will see a little more personality in upcoming issues. Read Full Review

This issue - if nothing else " has inspired me to check out the original Aphrodite IX series created by the same team. If it has even half of the interesting concepts the opening half of this issue has, I'll be buying the whole series in quick succession. I'll certainly be around for Issue 2 of this series. I'm just hoping this series manages to keep it's own identity in amongst the smorgasbord of franchising possibilities. Read Full Review

Wasn't sure I'd enjoy this series after the first few pages but it got better and better. At the end, I geniunely care about the characters enough to care about their futures. Good #1.

I was really looking forward to this series but this first issue is a little disappointing. I know its building for something good and I really like the premise but what disappointed me the most was the art. I absolutely love Stjepan's art in the previous Aphrodite series but this issue it seems sloppy to me. I was still be following this series because I'm sure it will get better.