It's Pat Olliffe's art that really makes Battleworld work as well as it does, though. Stong draftsmanship and a dynamic mix of costumes that haven't lost their appeal in intervening decades creates a grand sense of warm nostalgia paired with genuine skill in its execution. Read Full Review

There's nothing overtly wrong with this book apart from it feeling unnecessary, but something is missing from it. I'm not sure what the problem is; it captures the retro vibe that it's going for and the story is functional. It's just a little bland. The fact that it's as readable as it is means they're doing something right.