• 8.4
  The Fandom Post - Chris Beveridge Jun 8, 2012

  The narrative of the book is a bit tough at times, notably when take in single form with a month between issues, but I really liked what Paul Cornell did here overall. There are several feints going on in the series about the truth of things and that keeps you on your toes, especially since you're just getting to know the characters and their abilities, particularly if you weren't into the Wildstorm books before. What really drew me in to it all though, and wanting to put in the effort before time got away from me, was that it played big in a kind of classic science fiction way. Starting the first issue off with a claw coming out of the moon to attack the Earth was really intriguing, and then getting into the nuts and bolts of it just added to it. Shaking up the cast along the way is a bit awkward but it also shows us a team dynamic in flux that still goes and does what needs to be done. And I really liked the strangeness that came from the entire Shadow Cabinet angle as it provides so Read Full Review

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