I've been a fan of the Bros since Human Diastrophism. Gilbert's Palomar stories used to be my favorites, but the realistic human drama and relatable characters have all but vanished, along with art that doesn't look like it came from a creepy subreddit. Maybe this is all going over my headf, but I don't understand what's going on and it's frankly embarassing to read.

as usual, the same user, with several accounts, is reviewing this title 1.0...

Good ideas but bad execution.

I really liked this issue, and this series, so I'm giving it a 9. And I didn't even have to count up how many people of what race and gender appeared in it!

You know what's always cool about nazi zombies? That contrary to usual walking dead, amount of living braincells in their heads is exactly identical to living nazis. That's something, isn't it? While death turns normal people into rotting beasts fueled only by primal hunger for flesh, facists lose nothing! Good for them, worse for us, since when apocalypse strikes, the only still active media outlets will be likes of PragerU, Cosmic Book News and Daily Wire. Hot damn, that's one grim vision of the future, isn't it?

I found DCEASED to be way overhyped and overrated - it wasn't bad, far from it, but it wasn't anything extraordinary either. Just your typical zombie apocalypse nonsense, but with superheroes. If it came out 5-10 years ago, it would have been a classic, but since then, the zombie boom died out, just like vampire mania before it.
Sufficed to say, I didn't expect much from its sequel, and in many ways I was right not to. The Unkillables is a mixed bag with severe mood wings often ruining the tension. I get it - zombie apocalypse is a tired trope, a gimmick which doesn't have much to offer anymore, so anything not often tried yet, like bathetic humor, could possibly be the little thing that differentiates yoru story from dozens others. Creeper acting like himself wasn't unwelcomed, but I expected omething different when it comes to Slade's POV.
Jason's narrative felt more compelling and personal , in comparison. It actually could become the one arc I care about and want to follow. Maybe it has something to do with Ace, since dogs make everything better, but nonetheless, it made me feel something, anything, is more than I can say about the rest of the book.

Pick it up if you're a fan of zombies, Red Hood and/or want to see villains teaming up. Other than that, it's a pretty mediocre comic to me. more

This is an absolute love letter to Constantine.I red all of the original hellblazer,all 300 issues and at the very end of the series it started to slow down and get worse and the new 52 series didn’t help,and the rebirth series did even worse,but after almost 7 years we can say that John god damn Constantine is back! Spurrier,you magnificent son of a b**ch,thank you thank you for everything! But,I’m not replacing chas with noah. more

THE GOOD:

-Perfect ending.

-This is some of the most unique looking art that's coming out right now.

-John Constantine is such an awesome character.

-It's nice to see comic with smaller villains. Big threats are important too, but it's refreshing when the hero isn't fighting some end of the world threat.

-This writing... it's so great, so distinctive.

-I liked how nicely things tied up. Wonderful payoffs this issue.

-It's so good to see Constantine defeating the villain with his wits and not in a huge fight.

THE BAD:

-Nothing I can think of. more

Excaliboring

Ugh. Out of every current Dawn of X comic, Excalibur May just be my least favorite. Howard’s writing is very unfocused and concepts come and go so much from month to month that’s very confusing. Betsy is a bland protagonist and Howard’s writing of Brian should be considered a crime. Apocalypse is only interesting for so long until Howard should actually start using him. Rictor is one of the most interesting members of the team, yet he barely says a word in Excalibur 9. The Coven Akkaba seems like a pointless and weak antagonist, and no different from the multitude of new organizations that have sprung up in the world of X: XENO, muerte verde, and Orchis, just to name a few. Still, I’m liking what Howard is doing with Lady Saturnyne. more