If I had to pick out something that disappointed me in this issue it would be that Mr Nobody doesnt get as much play as I had expected he would. But that is such a minor quibble. Its not like I could find a single panel in this story that would have been better served with Mr Nobody. Read Full Review

The weird and the wonderful kick into high gear in this issue and there is no other way it should be. Read Full Review

DOOM PATROL #10 earns the stamp of wonder and weird that the title is notorious for. From mutated civilians, demon squirrels, and mysterious pregnancies, DOOM PATROL never stops the madness. Read Full Review

DOOM PATROL #10 continues to make this title one of the most unique and fun comic book reading experiences you can currently find. Read Full Review

This book continues to be wacky and fun. It's unique narrative style entertains and challenges the reader from numerous angles. The only drawback is the erratic publishing schedule. You never know what's going to happen next. Not many books are able to pull this off consistently. Read Full Review

If you like the seminal Grant Morrison run of Doom Patrol or just the bizarre kind of comics that came out in the glory days of Vertigo, this book is for you. I love the Doom Patrol, and I look forward to every issue of this book. I am excited to see where Young Animal goes next. Great read! Read Full Review

To the surprise of no one, Doom Patrol #10 is batshit crazy. I've read every issue and, while I think I know what's going on, I can't be 100% certain. Maybe it's the beautiful, pop-art inspired work by the art team of Nick Derington, Tom Fowler, and Tamra Bonvillain. Maybe because it's unlike any other book on the market. Maybe I'm a sadist. Whatever the reason, this series keeps pulling me back in. It definitely isn't for everyone, even if it has something for everyone. Read Full Review

At times,Doom Patrolseems to be Morrisonian for the sake of being Morrisonian, but Way's writing has sly humor and bits of sweet humanity and Derington, Fowler, and Bonvillain's art has a manic, sugar high rush that makes it stand out from DC's more “traditional” books. Plus Robotman punching things a lot is always a good time. Read Full Review

Make no mistake, this is a gorgeous comic with some fascinating ideas, but it's barely a narrative. Read Full Review

This issue is trying to be a little too cute for a series that comes out so irregularly. Next issue's solicit has been pulled already, so like I tell you every time an issue of Doom Patrol comes out, wait for the trade collection. Though the way this issue seemed tossed together like a large salad, that collection may not be worth your time, either. Read Full Review

I admit that maybe I'd like this issue more if I had any investment in these characters, but there's only a few that I know and care about that are in this issue. And Superman doesn't show up until the end. It's the equivalent of reading an X-Men comic from an era you're not familiar with, with a team featuring mostly characters you don't know, and things that have been happening in that continuity that you have no idea about. Read Full Review

Like always a awesome crazy story. I like how each part of the story progress rapidly.
It's a very silly story. But I love to follow it. One issue before the crossover. If the Crossover not begin before the 11 come out.

Cover - I take the variant. Very beautiful. But as the regular not link to the story. 1/2
Writing - I'm fond of this team. 3/3
Arts - Fun & nice like always. I love all character thanks to the artist. 3/3
Feeling - My Doom Patrol for ever 2/2