The premise is interesting but there's not a lot to go off of yet to make an assessment as a reader.

The sister with Alzheimers is the most interesting aspect, though not enough to make Cecily a likable character. The factions are interesting; I needs a little bit more info on them to get invested.

I haven't actually watched the series, but I didn't have any problems following the plot. Harley and Ivy are the most adorable couple but what really shines here is the draftsmanship, it's among the most expressive, life-filled cartooning I've ever seen in a comic

Mark Russell has surpassed his own high standards with the most hilarious book I've read in years. I don't think my review can do this justice, the satire distills the tensions of 2020 so perfectly. But even beyond that, little things like how the robots wear "user-friendly" t-shirts as a passive-aggressive statement against the most cosmetic solution that could possibly be offered, these flourishes debilitate me with laughter. Something so funny and so socially on-point deserves far more recognition than I fear this story will ever receive.

Here's hoping for an Eisner. more

I think what is missing is a character to connect with. Mariko is supposed to be that character, but it's not clicking.

The artwork is phenomenal and this issue introduces a lot of interesting concepts with the promise of a continuing plot despite being relegated to a series of one-shots.

I think this would serve well as an issue #0 or a Free Comic Book Day special. It sets the stage for the event quickly and efficiently without a whole lot of time spent to take in events as they happen. I'm hoping that the pace gains some breathing space now that the stage is set.

There's really no relatable character here, not even Grimlock. On top of that, the artwork does not communicate clearly, so whatever action might have breathed life into the scene is lost.

The artwork is starting to improve. The characters are finally recognizable; Optimus's head looks a bit large in the first few panels and the backgrounds are sparse, but I prefer this art style by far over the previous one, blocky style. Hopefully, the artwork continues on an upward trend like it did in IDW's ongoing TMNT.

As for the dialogue, we really didn't need Cheetor to assume and reiterate what was going on with Blackarachnia. more

I can't say I care for the characters but I do like how this builds on the aftermath of the second film.

We've got veteran Transformers artist Guido Guidi drawing some sort of alternate timeline, with quite the bait-and-switch of a first issue.

What? Who pulled the plug on this series? We still have loose ends to be tied up. Chase never followed up with Van from the Haul Mart. What the hell was Alex Wilder up to? What about Nico and Karolina? What about Chase? WHERE CAN I GO FOR MORE DOOMBOT??

The series was building momentum as is went, ending it now is just... wrong. WRONG I TELL YOU!!!!

Silent issues are hard to pull off, and this one is solid, but not great.

I love well-placed silent issues like this. The artwork communicates impeccably, even without dialogue, and just oozes with emotion.

Best line: "I thought you didn't CARE if I was a robot assassin!" - "ARE you?"

Spoilers: Chase totally leaves Van from Haul Mart hanging, lol.

Rainbow Rowell & co have turned my into a grown man devouring a romance story.

This is an organic means to a team crossover.

I was drawn to this because of the artwork. It's very easy for a landscape format to feel like a gimmick but the layouts in this book take full advantage of the panoramic page spread and add a unique immersiveness that brings this fantasy world to life.

The world seems to be a modernized world of magic. Apparently the main character has been a concept of the artist's since childhood. It's kind of off-putting how much the back matter harps on this when you consider that... it's Little Red Riding Hood, you guys, we're not talking about a completely original character here, even if you did add your own interpretation.

Speaking of the back matter, there is a surprising amount of it. So much so that it comes off as filler to justify a $4.99 price tag. And when I say filler... there are literally 4 pages dedicated to showcasing J. H. Williams's record collection; not just a list of the albums he listened to while drawing this issue, but the actual color/edition of each individual vinyl record release. All I can say about that is, save it for a Q&A and let me keep the extra dollar. more

It feels like we go a bit off the rails when ICE is shooting automatic weapons and driving some sort of APC, but I suppose they did come to the scene expected to confront a super-powered individual, so it makes sense they'd come armed to the teeth in this world. The ending suggests that we're likely to see this story continue in the future.

I actually thought the King Shark story was a hoot. I want to see more adventures with Defacer and him, but I don't know if I'd actually pay money for it...

Suicide Squad: Get Joker starts out promising before a discussion between Amanda Waller and Jason Todd drags the whole thing down with WAY too much discussion where nothing is said.

This was a really great issue. I hope this leads to something as crazy as is being promised.

Elekra gets another hard dose of the Daredevil life while the situation the Matt in the prison has devolved into something much bigger. We're left on the hook wondering what Matt's role this comic-book-style prison uprising is going to be.

Also, reader beware: this issue features another black man acting selfless, so.... Scary stuff guys, what is this world coming to?

I can't imagine the lengths of self-oppression one has to go through to be offended by the slightest hint of political themes.

This was a great issue! Then again, most Zdaredevil issues are. I think it juggled everything very well. I'm not sure how I feel about multiple Bullseyes, but let's see where it goes. Merlyn once again shows how insane he is. He's recognizing patterns and themes on a level the rest of us just can't comprehend. You should see his dissertation on Flat Earth.

oh ye of little faith. I hope everyone who said Matt was acting stupid in the previous issue is biting their tongues now. Meanwhile, Bullseye has turned the entire city into an active shooter situation. Another user likens it the the Covid lockdowns and seems really triggered by that for some reason so... Reader beware, I guess? Lol.

Bullseye is starting to go crazy even by Bullseye standards, and DD is tracking prison corruption all the way to the top.

I am very surprised that Marvel let them get away with that final page. Just felt very real, honestly. But yeah, it's Zdarsky's Daredevil. If you aren't already reading this, you should be. If you are, and you don't like it, you're a fool. Oh, and whenever you hear someone spout the narrative that a writer hates the character they're writing, laugh in their misinformed, barely functioning faces, alright? more

This was fine but not what I was hoping for. I've already seen this movie.

Would you like to see Kang bitch-slap his younger self for wanting to save a new love? Look no further.