Not a fan of Deadpool enough to buy it regularly but as a Gambit fan I had to pick this up. It wasn't great but it also wasn't terrible either and I actually enjoyed the art more than I thought I would.

Not a huge fan of Magic titles but this I do really enjoy! Aaron seems to have a great understanding of Strange and nobody draws weird better than Bachalo. What I really love is the creation of the Empirikul, they seem like a great addition to the Marvel Universe and while some Marvel heroes have a huge list of adversaries I think Doctor Strange is in need of a few more.
The current storyline could almost have been a big Marvel event but I'm glad they decided to keep it fairly small & tight. more

Warren Ellis writes a great James Bond and really sets the standard high. I feel sorry for whoever has to write this next.

I went into this being a fan of Action Man as a kid and my expectations weren't high. I don't think anyone will look back in 20 years time saying this was a definitive Action Man but it has enough to be enjoyable. I could see myself continuing to buy this more in a limited series format than a regular series but either way for the moment I will try out issue 2 next month.

Liam Sharp drawing anything automatically gives this title a good rating but the fact that Greg Rucka seems to understand Wonder Woman's corner of the DCU makes this creative pairing pretty much perfect.

I don't think this issue was really integral to Superman Rebirth but it was well written & and some of Tom Grummett's best art in years. If DC gave Grummett a Superman title (Steel, Superboy,or any other Superman) to draw with the team that inked and colored this issue I think I'd be back in 90's Superman heaven.

I haven't missed an issue of this since it started. Too me it's felt like one long DC What If or Elseworlds where anything can happen. I wouldn't want to see any of this stuff happen in the main DCU but being able to read it here, self contained with infinite possibilities feels just right.
Here's hoping they do an Injustice II comic when the new game comes out.

It feels like they have slowed the Flash down a little which you would think was a bad thing but it turns out to be what this title needed. After feeling very full throttle for the past few years this creates the perfect mix between Barry's personal life and building up an exciting storyline.
Being a long time Wally West Flash fan I've had trouble for years accepting Barry back but this run while being still early on has the potential to change all that.
Great Start!! more

I have been complaining to anyone that would listen how much I hated Detective Comics during New52 but this stuff has blown me away how good it feels. I know I'm still reading the same universe but this is good enough to make you forget there ever was a New52 in the first place.
The characters are all drawn beautifully and the color balance between dark & light creates the perfect feel for Gotham. I didn't think I'd enjoy Clayface but his character is handled very well and doesn't feel out of place with his non powered team mates.
This has set a new standard and I hope they keep it up. more

I'm not going to pretend I've ever really been a true Aquaman fan and at some points I've absolutely hated the character. Like quite a few other people, Rebirth is the reason I gave it another try and so far I'm enjoying it.
While never being a big Brad Walker fan before I think this would be his best work so far and seems to fit in well with Abnett's writing. The storyline doesn't seem too bogged down with past continuity and it is a very good start to this series. more

The formula for this comic is so simple and it works perfectly, but I wouldn't expect anything less from Dan Jurgens.
A combination of action scenes to live up to it's title mixed in with just enough personal moments to bring this part of the DC Universe back to life.
If they can keep this up I'm on-board!

I was hesitant when I started reading this new take on Archie but I've happily been proven wrong as it perfectly walks that fine line between revamping the Archie universe and still remaining very respectful to the core of these characters.
Mark Waid has always been very good at giving any characters he's worked on their own personality and so far they have been very lucky with artists that fit this version of Archie very well. Veronica Fish the current artist was made for titles like this given she brings great personal moments to life. more

Again, this book is certainly a lot of fun, with a whole smorgasbord of different characters coming together. The artwork is definitely the triumph of this series, I love the painted feel to it and the colouring is great too. The plot is, simple, at the moment at least... but hopefully as we see more of it unfold there might be some interesting twists and turns along the way. I'll certainly be holding on for the long run. more

We have been dealing with the fact that many people do agree with Sam as the new Captain America for a while now and it continues in this issue as Sam reflects on the loss of Rhodey and the parallels between his new position and Rhodey as Ironman. This issue is an emotional one that tries to show the cost of what Civil War will be. It works as a good tie-in, but the art does not have that same impact. It seems that we still do not know how Sam sides when it comes to the conflict that is building so it will be interesting to see where that leads. more

Surprise hit of the year. This issue packs a mean punch just like the first one. As the plot builds Im anxious to see what course Nighthawk takes. 2 vigilantes .. Same city.. Something gotta give. The racial overtones may not sit well with some readers but the realness of the comic do far is socially relevant. Im not scared to say that it is more culturally relevant than Black Panther. So far after 2 issues.. I give the nod to Nighthawk! more