There's no denying the talent on display and, with so many unusual styles on offer, it's inconceivable that you won't find something that leads you to more work you might enjoy. Arguably, there's a slight tendency towards Silver Age pastiche " a genre well-worn even by more "mainstream" creators " but it's hard not to be charmed by such personal versions of familiar characters, even if they are being used in parody. As with any anthology, it's certain that some stories will click more than others, but even if you only like a few, it's well worth buying the issue just to read a few stories you haven't seen before (and might never again). Read Full Review