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My god. This whole arc is incredibly boring. A lot of dialog, for them to say a whole lot of nothing. #50 better be something, or I'm done.

Been on the fence with void rivals for a very long time (surprised I even pick it up anymore), but this issue was pretty good. It didn't jump around, it focused on a couple of characters and those characters had some really good moments. I'm still on the fence, but I'll grab the next issue.

This feels like your typical, run-of-the-mill superhero comic. None of the characters grabbed me the way a first issue should. Nor did the story either. They talked and tried to put something behind it, but to me it felt flat. And that ending was certainly a... Choice, I guess. Pass on #2.

The art is pretty awesome, but the story leaves a lot to be desired. About half the issue is just people saying stuff like "It was that rat, Diazapam!", "Welcome to my lair, my name is Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious", and "You'll never get me, Buttboy!". Wayy too much exposition and set up, just for it all to get pulled out from underneath you at the end. The kind of thing that feels kind of l ike juvenile superhero stuff (which I enjoy, for the record) dressed up as something Adult and Subversive. Won't give up on it yet, but not really feeling it at this point.more

Typical trippy space stuff, that Hickman is known for. It's okay, not really my thing.

Did this series really need a sequel? I don't know, probably not. I do remember reading the space bandits when it was coming out and enjoying it. But that was like 7 years ago and I just don't like Millar comics anymore. I don't think I'll get issue #2.

I've been enjoying the hell out of Seasons so far. Fun comic. But this issue was a bit of a let down. Maybe my expectations was a little to high. I was really looking forward to seeing Spring being trapped in the mirror a little longer than she was. It was kind of a let down.

I loved Exquisite Corpses. A very well done unique horror comic. I'm totally onboard with the spin offs they have planned, but after reading this issue, I don't know. It was okay, nothing special or really exciting, just kind run of the mill stuff that you see everywhere.

This storyline started promising, but somehow went into filler territory.

This comic has been on a steady decline since Kirkman took over. It's convoluted, boring and all over the place. Who is doctor henri arkeville? Who fucking cares.

This is a really cool comic.

Like most of kirkman's stuff, it start out great and then becomes a dull boring mess.

Writing and art, top tier. One of the best comics on the shelf.

Hornsby and halo has always been an good/okay comic. It's light hearted fun and has a little mystery to it. But god damn do I hate that trillion dollar asshole. "I have money so I'm important. I'm mega super rich, here's a t shirt!"

Richie Rich was an asshole, this kid is even worse. Fuck this comic.

One of the better issues in a while, but this comic drags and drags and drags....

Beautiful heart wrenching comic series. I loved it. This might be the comic series of the decade.