Dear God. This is abysmal. Two points awarded for the artwork which is good.

You can tell that the writer is just a sad remainer who can't get over Brexit and has come to hate his own country with passion, the title for the book is uninspired to say the least.

I had hoped this title would turn around post Bendis but it is as bad as ever.
DC is in big trouble when they cannot get one of the big three right.

Month in month out, this is probably one of the best comics out there.

Consistently excellent.

Great stuff, it is rare to find writing and art both firing on all cylinders at the same time. The current 'event' has failed to derail the fun, unlike in many other titles. The only flaw was the rather rushed 'temptation of Felicia'. This could have been extended and perhaps could be a future storyline.

I am increasingly enjoying this unusual series. Anything which steps outside of the normal comics fare should be supported.

Nauseating race-baiting from Marvel.

I've enjoyed this series, and I hope this isn't the end of it.

Once again I like the writing, but the artwork is patchy to say the least. I particularly dislike how Vampi looks, surely this should be something they MUST get right on a Vampirella book.

So it turns out this was the final issue. Frankly it was completely underwhelming, and I should have bailed out after the first issue.

Well, it looks beautiful, but unfortunately the story is very much an unoriginal 'by-the-numbers' sort of affair. I don't get the impression the author has invested much time or effort into it.

I'm rather enjoying this run, and it would be good if Hellcat would stick around long term.

Dreadful artwork which makes it difficult to tell what is going on.

Slightly less predicable this time.

I like the writing. Abnett is always reliable. However the artwork is patchy. I don't really understand how Vampi can be so covered up but is allowed to have her backside hanging out. And don't get me started on the cynical ploy on the cover with Vampi in her classic costume...

Another failed LSH reboot. Lets get back to the real LSH, without the millstone of Bendis.

I didn't really understand the ending, but this was a great series. Farewell to Gideon Falls.

I thought something terrible would happen at the end, but I suppose it was Christmas after all.

This is one of the best series running at the moment.

So having lost all the arguments and all the elections over the last five years, what does the hardcore 'remainer' do? He persists with his inability to accept democracy and clumsily writes a comic. Pathetic.

The artwork isn't bad though.

The past was a better time, but you cannot go back.

Really excellent.