It's funny as well as action-packed. Reminded me a bit of a Kurosawa movie. It's consistently high-quality storytelling by Stan Sakai. I just wish more people were reading it on a monthly basis.

This series has become a must-buy for me. Dan Watters is writing one of the best stories in years. If you've any interest in myths, fantasy or horror then you need to be reading Lucifer. Long may it continue.

Continues the stunning run by Dan Watters and Max Fiumara. No spoilers but I have to say this issue really hit me in the emotions! I haven't been this moved by a comic book since 'Doctor Star and the Kingdom of Lost Tomorrows'. (Coincidentally, that was illustrated by Max Fiumara, too.)

An excellent conclusion to the first story arc. The art and writing are so good they blow away the bad memories of the painful Hellblazer Rebirth series. I still wonder how that got past the editor(s) every month. THIS is John Constantine. Aaron Cambell's rendering of modern London is stunning--all dark and menacing but shot through with moments of magical fire. I am so happy this series is back to its best after only three issues. I just hope enough people are reading it! more

Gorgeous art by Tony Daniel. The writing is solid and the story is mostly set-up for what's to come. Selina looks stunning in that dress and I love the panel where Deathstroke is being pulled through the wall. There's a nod to Nolan's Dark Knight in the Joker scene at the end.

Overall, it felt like an issue of Batman. And. The lines. Of dialog. Were not. Written by Tom King. Thank the Maker! I am looking forward to seeing where Tynion takes us with his run on the title. more

In which Constantine summons a porn demon stuck in his phone, finds out bouncers can have literature degrees, confronts a racist hobo, and has his dick complimented by someone who thirty seconds earlier held a knife to his balls.

Spurrier and Campbell are absolutely killing it, but I must beg for one thing: PLEASE GET RID OF CONSTANTINE'S BUZZCUT. This nigh bald situation is bothering me something fierce, and I didn't spend $3.99 on this just so that I couldn't properly sexualize a fictional piece of shit British warlock like the horny idiot that I am.

That said, you should all be reading this, even if I'm pretty sure Constantine having a near buzzcut may actually classify as terrorism. more

Another solid issue. Brubaker's dialogue is great to read.

Another very strong issue which continues the story of vengeful angels in London. John gets deeper into the mystery of what's causing them to manifest. There are references to William Blake, scrying, dangerous phone apps and an eye-watering encounter in a toilet. Can Constantine keep control of it all?

Usagi's back and in colour now! A fine opening chapter to a tale of mystery and puppets. It's great to experience it with Tom Luth's colours.

35 years of Usagi Yojimbo! Can you believe it? This is a wonderful retelling of Usagi's first story. Beware of goblins!

Perfection! Stan Sakai is a master of art and storytelling.

I feel a bit like the odd man out but I enjoyed this book. Yes, it's not as good as his original Dark Knight Returns but I had fun reading this. It's meant to be satirical, right? People still have a sense of humour, don't they? And the gorgeous artwork, holy macaroni Batman, Rafael Grampa has created a visual treat.

Dark, atmospheric, witty and visually stunning, John Constantine is back and in trouble already. I'm very impressed with this issue, as I was with the previous "Sandman Universe Presents" one. It's been too long.

Well written by Dan Abnett with impressive artwork by Viktor Bogdanovic. This is my first time to read The Silencer and I enjoyed it enough to want to read more.

Zack from 'Diversity and Comics' brought me here.

A solid, enjoyable start by the new creative team.

I haven't been this excited about a comic for quite some time, and it's only issue 3! Cates and Stegman are turning base metal into gold; a pair of modern-day alchemists.

An essential buy.

A great start by the new creative team. I loved Donny Cates's run on this comic book and am now looking forward to discovering where Waid and Saiz will take us. Some fine character writing in here. Bring on issue 2!

This comic book should be picked up by all those readers who complain that the general quality of art is declining in this industry. A delight to see and read, with a story becoming more interesting by the issue.

Gorgeous artwork and some nice world-building create a fascinating first issue. I picked this up thanks to the high rating on here; so glad I did.

It's only issue 2 but this has become a must-read for me. Stunning artwork and a fascinating story make sure Venom is one of the best books on the stands right now. Get on board before you get left behind!

Brilliant first issue! Cates and Stegman have left me very hungry for more. I've never been interested in Venom until now. The story is intriguing and the art is dark and deadly.