Very intriguing first part.

Somewhat abrupt and disjointed ending to the arc. And who IS Wingman?

A bit decompressed, but otherwise great, with stellar art.

DC's best series? If not, it's close.

Aging up Jon is still not a great idea, but the execution of the idea has been really good.

Taken as a series of vignettes, Mythology has been amazing. Taken as a story, the verdict is still out. But man that is great art.

A point off for Batman exploding one ear of his cowl and still having two ears. Is there an ear dispenser in there?

A great thrill ride otherwise.

Did the critics read the same comic I did? The story was bland and undermined the art and script.

I love every individual issue, but does it add up to anything but a 24 issue setup for spinoffs DC might not greenlight?

Not entirely sure what's going on. And the narration is starting to get pretentious, with reused art. Are we getting some unnecessary padding?

Nice to see the classic Hulk, though.

Entertaining but oddly paced.

A touch too busy - Gotham, Paris, Korea, New Mexico, boom! - but great to look at and lots of funs, or at least intrigue.

The master of decompression goes the other direction, stuffing too much into a small space and quot quite succeeding. Not a bad comic, but could be so much better.

Half a point off for this issue not exactly advancing the plot. But otherwise a tour de force of storytelling in a jugular vein.

Did we really need faux Native Americans in Conan? Comes way too close to discredited Noble Savage garbage.

I love this comic. And loved the two page spread of Kryptonian history.

Docking half a point for starting a new series with a crossover. But I think we are on our way to something really good. And fans of the marvelous Ms. McGuire wiil no doubt revel in her unique voice.

Rapidly becoming a must read.

That was weird. But fun. And action packed. And a bit incoherent. I think, in others words, it's pure Priest.

Such a great reimagining of Mars, by two great talents. Though the stuff on Earth could be better.

A good issue of 2000AD. Not a good issue of a Hal Jordan series. Grant just doesn't get Hal.

Lightweight and a bit scattered but striving to be fun. Think PAD's original Young Justice and not Johns' Teen Titans. A good start.

I hate the cancer trope. It's always maudlin and manipulative. Why are we seeing it again?

So on first read, it felt like nothing happened. A lot did. But it was pretty understated, and underwritten, and ultimately dull.

So much love just for Jackie calling out the entitlement of white men even when they are also green. Not at all sure where this is going. But I am thrilled with the ride.

It was good, but I expected more from Jason Aaron...

The first part of the issue was of course intended to be a standard 1970s Conan story, and it was reasonably good but it felt just a bit like an imitation of the superb Roy Thomas era, and the causal sexism of that era and of Conan's world doesn't hold up well. But then we shift to old Conan, and the there is a new and welcome focus on a character I haven't seen nearly enough of. Very promisinsg, if still also with the potential to falter on all those outdated tropes. more

Yelling the booyah is not enough to make this series come together. I am out for now.

A notch lower than the run so far, with just a hint of the padding BMB is infamous for.

I am subtracting points from a well assembled comic for killing off Leslie. It certainly seems a waste, if not an outright fridging. But otherwise, Tomasi continues to hit all the notes that King wants to hit and cannot. And the art is stellar.