- Art wise this is the best comic series of the year -

Story it's awesome but for now the most unique concept ever. And so a subscription is earned.

If you're reading this review, you're wondering if its better or worst then the first issue. Well the start is better, clear, fun and then they fuck it up (again, haha).

I'm agreeing that this comic is -Love it or hate it. Where are you? Go find out

I had no idea what to expect and it exceeded my expectations. It's a really good, smooth comic that brings an very cool idea to life. Looking forward to the next issue.

My first encounter with Street Sharks.

It does reminds you like you're watching a 90's cartoon episode. The art is clean but not great, very cartoony of course. Story is just ok, great intro, a lot of chaos for the reader, bit over the top action and a classic ending. Cool.

Do I recommend this? No
Will you regret it? No

love it, so good

It's the first time I seen or read Blue falcon and dynomutt. Great start!

Reads every issue twice or more

DC is obligated to cancel this comic.

Art is ok, story is ok, nothing special but you can't support this series. The end.

I almost bought this book - the art looks absolutely amazing after all - but after the latest developments concerning its author, I'm glad I didn't. I'm sorry that other people at DC have to suffer now because of him.

It kinda starts on a low note, but luckily it got better towards the end. You def can see the potential of a very fun and engaging universe but the next issues will have to crush it or I don't see a long future. Pressure is on

Good stuff! For me a bit tricky to read to be honest but it all comes together at the end.

It can't get better than this. If there was an 11 I would rate it an 11.

Too early to say anything definitive. But I have worries. One of the reasons Robin was created was to give Batman someone to talk to. Now Bats has an AI holographic Alfred. That doesn’t strike me as mentally healthy, especially considering the fact that there are 174,964 Bat family members Bruce can talk with.

This better not be another arc where Bats learns the value of family. Just saying. Gordon is now a beat cop again. I don’t think you can go from commissioner to beat cop. Wouldn’t he just retire. A beat cop that’s well into his 50s is just a bridge too far for me. Your mileage may vary.

Bats spends most of his time tracking down a child-like Killer Croc, who is regressing because he’s is molting or something. It involves dinosaurs and new Batcave trophies, which always struck me as something serial killers do on Dexter.

Bat has new tech, which strikes me as Iron Man, not Batman. There is no detective work and Vandal Savage is creating a goon squad outside regular police channels. Didn’t Tynion already do that?

This seems like more of the same to me. Batman is stuck in a holding pattern, where he keeps getting redone but it keeps getting rebooted to a tired status quo that leaves out charm, fun, and originality. Don’t have high hopes.

Or I could be wrong. more

My summary is that it is OK, but I'm not sure they wanted to publish a batman #1 that is just OK...?

Art is fine, story is slow, the point isn't really there, for now. As this is prob a long ongoing series, they want to build up slowly...ugh

I'm seriously thinking of dropping this series already

Compared to She-hulk, this one shot is really good. It's on the same level as the imperial intro series and you don't want to miss this issue.

The story so far... The space head honcho is assasinated. All fingers point to Space Wakanda, so most everyone goes to Space Wakanda to exact revenge.

Now... Space Black Panther runs away from Space Hulk and then tells all those everyones who were kicking Space Wakanda's ass that they need to surrender. And all but the Kree do.

Then Space Black Panther gets pissed off that his sister is alive and well but on another space ship.

Then Space Black Panther visits Space Wakanda. Space Black Panther gets pissed off again that the Kree didn't want peace (forgetting that fingers still point to Space Wakanda and that Space Black Panther wanted THEM to surrender).

The whole concept of Space Wakanda is just so laughable. T'Challa is ruler of a postage stamp size country in Africa AND several galaxies that contain billions of worlds!? Taking any of this seriously is ludicrous. more

I'm trying to capture this as a amateur reviewer:
- She Hulk means = fun detective work, not to serious reading. So JH nailed that one.
- Its has a completely different vibe than the imperial series.
- Art isn't wauwie
- Story wise its ok

Would I still recommend it? Only when you're buying into the whole imperial war event.

The art might just be a bit tough to swallow in the start of the comic if you're used to read only Spider-man comics. I assure you that this is an absolute amazing comic and you get used to the flow after a few pages. Not yet a masterpiece, but it has the potential!!

Imo this series goes toe to toe with Absolute batman, Ultimate Spiderman, Transformers and all the other big boys. It's amazes me to see how undervalued it currently is and how many people are not giving it the praise it actually deserves. It's clear to see that everyone who reads is, is an absolute fan though (pun).

The crazy part is, its even getting better...! Can't wait for the final issue. more

I think we can all agree that the art is *ss. As the comic prices are going up, just an Alex Ross cover doesn't make the cut anymore. This is an ongoing series and I don't see a lot of people/readers picking up a second issue.

Storywise is aight, just ok. Nothing new, mysterious and exciting.

I don't get it from the start until the end. Imo I wanted the history first and then the story, but now I felt like reading something I don't get and I was catching up on something I missed...?

Maybe this series is not for me, it happens.

A very though Genre to crack and they did it. The art wise it is just ab-so-lu-te-ly gorgeous, the story is brutal as it should be and everything works so well together.

Really Really good

Uhg.. this is a hard read and I don't want to be this negative reviewer. But there is nothing, not even the cover, that is actually good.

The storytelling is extremely off, the interior art is not what it should be,... Too bad because it feels like black cat and its fanbase really deserves a strong and mysterious storyline full of surprises and upsets. Missed opportunity

Can't wait for the next issue!

I'm surprised this series is not the talk of town. What a high level of display, on every level. An absolute must to read and I can't wait for more.

If you doubt, don't.
If you read it, you know.

If you were doubting at the first issue, the second issue does make it easier. It reveals more what is at play and give you some idea what to expect in the future. The concept isn't mind-blowing new but the build up is always fascinating. I think you love it or you're not feeling it. I did definitely love it and I am looking forward to the next issue.

The moment I saw Jason A his name attached to this title, I knew this could be something good. The story is everything you want, that art is flawless, the pace is on point, its fun, action packed,... perfect.

Buy it, read it, subscribe to the series and treasure it.

Didn't we buy it for the cover?