Nothing out of the ordinary, though I do like Judge Lamia.

A bit of a mess to be honest.

I've enjoyed this series so far, but the very short runs and subsequent temporary abandonment of the storyline for another is beginning to annoy me. Add in the deliberately confusing story where it's difficult to tell what is going on. If the series doesn't turn it around, I'll be dropping it.

The story was quite engaging but the art was rather poor. Why must everyone be drawn as a hatchet faced harridan?

The story is ok, but the art is appalling. Why are the characters drawn to be butch and ugly?

The heroine no one asked for is rammed down our throats. The DC universe has thousands of hardly used characters. Why create another?

Bendis is doing what he does. Destroy.

Dreadful. DC is already on its knees, and Bendis has barely begun his reign.

A complete shambles.

Absolute codswallop.

There was a time when Bendis' writing seemed fresh and interesting. That was long ago, and now it is stale and excruciatingly poor. It is high time he got out of comics.

Bendis must fall.

This really must be one of the worst runs of Superman ever.

Hopeless. Absolutely hopeless.

It looks great, but... Apparently pulp entertainment is all "racist, sexist, colonial, imperial nonsense" which is "hard to stomach at best" so the team present a story where virtually all the characters are women from every conceivable cultures (except the chronically underrepresented one legged eskimo of mixed heritage). The editorial is littered with extremist rubbish. All part of the war on the white male and it shows once again that the liberal has nothing new or original to offer. He has to take past glories, and twist them to his own warped mindset. Obviously I'm out. It looks great though.

Dull.

As with Sabrina, the delays had made me determined to drop this title. I cannot. It's just too good. Here we have Reggie, selfish and nasty, being given true character. It's possible to feel sorry for him right up to the very end of the issue. Brilliant stuff. If only it was published more frequently.

The first misstep in this series. Athough the story is entertaining enough, it had nothing to do with the main story and is really just a generic vampire tale. It's so clumsy that I wonder if it was supposed to have been the first issue of a completly new series that Archie gave up on, and bolted onto Afterlife in order to bridge the gap until the next issue of the real story.

I followed the last series, terrifyingly 30 years ago. While the story her is ok, the art is rather poor. Valkyrie looks ugly - come on. She HAS to be beautiful.

Great artwork.

I am really enjoying the writing of this series. The artwork is pretty good too.

This has been an entertaining comic all through its recent run. I fear though that the next issue will be predictable, and send things back to the status quo. Please prove me wrong!

An entertaining series comes to an end, and it didn't end quite as predictably as I had feared. We are also reminded that free speech belongs to everyone; everyone should be heard, however unpalatable their message may be. The far left political establishment that rules our entertainment industry should keep this in mind.

Hopefully this will remain gimmick-free, unlike the 'Archie' series.

Predictable and just not funny. Even the classic Archie story falls flat.

A pointless comic with poor art. It owes its existence to Marvel's attempts to flood the market with comics. Here we have the tired old "everyone hates mutants" theme lifted from the X-Men and applied to the Inhumans. Add lashings of political correctness, "diversity", absurd dialogue while drawing the once beautiful Crystal as a boy, and you have a typical example of Marvel's output in 2016.

Umpteen characters have a long-winded and unnecessary battle while spouting gibberish. Very poor art too.

Same old plots recycled over and over again.

Very very average. A missed opportunity.

Well now. We have a "diverse team of creators composed of differing genders, gender identities, ethnic backgrounds and sexual orientations". So focused they are on their liberal progaganda, they forgot the contents.This is a generic superhero story with nothing to set it apart from the pack. I cannot recommend this to anyone unless they are happy to pay for propaganda. Me? I'm signed up for one more issue but unless a miracle happen, it'll be my last issue.

According to the editorial, "Each issue of Alters is read by at least six different trans consultants". If I was a cynic I'd say that they make up the bulk of the readership of the most politically correct comic ever created. As I'm not a cynic, I won't. I'll just avoid a comic created for propaganda, not entertainment.

Rather disappointing.

A thoroughly enjoyable issue.

Another enjoyable issue. I hope it continues.

The constant interruption of events and crossovers is making this title incomprehensible.

The wheels have fallen off this series. Dropped.

It's a shame that annuals are often just 'filler' and/or pointless throw way dross. This is no exception.

Very poor.

Old school entertainment. The sort you thought Marvel would no longer do. Mind you, I'm sure they'll soon ruin it.

Needs a better artist.

Very enjoyable. If only Marvel could produce more comics like this one.

Ouch. What a terrible issue.

The artwork is appalling.

Balderdash.

Good grief. There was absolutely no level this book succeeds at. Hamfisted politically correct drivel. The only positive is that I got it free.

Happily I ready this in a shop and didn't have to waste any money on it. This comic illustates why Marvel have got themselves into a bit of a mess. There is no interest in an exciting or interesting story, or well defined characters. There is only a desire to spew extreme liberal and feminist propaganda at the comic buying public.

This is not a comic. It is a political work from the twisted souls of the political far left.

The "professional" reviewers should be ashamed of themselves. This is total crap on all levels, yet somehow (bribery?) they give it decent reviews.

Extreme liberal propaganda masquerading as a comic.

Repulsive cultural Marxism. This drivel would have been cancelled if it didn't suit Marvel's political agenda.

More propaganda for the most extreme of liberals only. Not quite as bad as some issues of this awful series though.

Nauseatingly extreme liberal propaganda. This 'comic' sums up everything that is wrong with Marvel.

Sickening liberal propaganda.

Repulsive.

Rather disappointing.

I wish comics were still like this. Fun.

A bit of a 'ho-hum' finale, but not bad.

God, what a stinker. Both writing and art were very poor indeed.

Very average story, and I don't think much of the art.

The artwork seems to have settled down a bit, but the Aquaman Rebirth has been disappointing so far.

I really want to like this, but the story (surface/Atlantis tensions) has been done a million times before.The artwork has settled down a bit after a poor start.

This is getting better and I'm enjoying it.

This is becoming an interesting title, and Mera really "kicks ass" as the Yanks would say. I do think the US government would not have reacted in such a clumsy and over the top way, but there you go.

Another very entertaining issue. I am looking forward to what Arthur will will say to Mera when they get home after her prison break!

Great stuff. After the frenetic action of the last issue, this is a welcome break. We see Atlantis and many plot threads are revealed, ready to be knitted into future issues. I really hope Abnett stays with Aquaman for a good long run.

This is really great stuff. I really like the cast of characters being assembled in Atlantis. I just hope that the Mera story doesn't reduce her appearances in the comic.

Another great issue. Not enough Mera, but Murk gets a few cracking comments in. If only Aquaman would listen to him...

After a rather poor start to Rebirth, this title is now firing on all cylinders. The momentum of the book is well served by the bi-weekly schedule.

This series is firing on all cylinders. But can we have more Murk please?

Consistently excellent.

Hope we don't see the Aquamarines again, but a good solid book.

This continues to be a great series, but not enough Mera and Murk!

Another consistently good comic, with plenty of subplots bubbling away in the background. I particularly liked the fleshing out of minor characters in this issue.

This is definitely down a notch. I hope we get past this "Warhead" bloke soon.

This is back to its best after the disappointing last arc. Plenty of Atlantis and its supporting characters.

Excellent stuff. I hope Murk redeems himself soon.

I'll go so far as to say this is the best artwork I've ever seen. Added to Abnett's writing, this issue is a masterpiece.

The art was great and the story is building well. I'm not sure we need to ape the X-Men with a load of mutants though.

Great art, a compelling plot and plenty of characterisation. What more could you want?

Great stuff, especially with Vulko and the lonely ghost.

A great slow burn story with an interesting cast. The art is good too.

Consistently excellent.

This issue felt like a filler.

It's all coming to the boil now.

Great story and artwork.

Perhaps the Rath arc has been overlong, but the series so far has been classic Aquaman. Abnett has done a marvellous job with the characters

I hate cross overs and refused to buy the linked titles. It doesn't seem to matter here as the story is weak, and the artwork poor.

Absolute drivel. Is Abnett really still writing this??

I am really sick of all these crossovers, but this is a decent issue and the artwork is good too.

It's been a good run, but it's going out with a whimper.

I feel DC have dropped the ball here. After a successful film, people trying the comic for the first time will find nothing from the film. No Atlantis, no undersea action, no supporting characters. Just a usual generic superhero-who-has-lost-his memory type of story. Bring back Abnett.

Aquaman has had a good run for several years, but it's going over the cliff now. This is ironic when DC has a successful film to capitalise on. Bring back Abnett.

A dreadful plodding plot, creeping along like a snail. I'm not sure how much longer I can take this. It's the worst run of Aquaman for years. The art is good though.

Not quite as bad as recent issues, but it's still awful. The art is the highlight. I'm dropping this title until DeConnick has gone.

Absolute codswallop.

I'd heard there has been an improvement over the last few issues. Wrong.

Bring back Abnett.

I keep returning to 'Aquaman' in the hope it has improved. It has not. This is abysmal. Bring back Abnett.

Dreadful art, and a lumbering pointless story. Oh, and yet again, the evil racist baddies are white.

A good start, and I was pleased to see Mera's ill-advised "Aquawoman" name and costume have been ditched. I just hope the series doesn't go banging on about the conflict between Atlantis and the surface too much. The artwork was great.

I'm new to all things Archie. This is a welcome change for me after giving up on Marvel and DC and it's what a comic should be - fun.

I was rather disappointed with this issue. I preferred the 1940's reprint to the modern story, and hope Archie continue to print them within their current line of comics.

Very average, and as with the last issue I preferred the 1940's reprint. It was funnier and the art was far superior.

The art has now taken a nosedive with Betty and Veronica looking like a couple of scarecrows. It's only the classic Archie which keeps me coming back. This month we have a story starring Archie's father.

The story is quite engaging, but the comic is let down by poor artwork.

Once again we have a fairly entertaining story let down by poor artwork. The 1951 classic reprint shows how Archie should be done.

Not bad, but I wish this title had a better artist. And although I love the reprint material, I really dislike the modern liberal editorial cringing at attitudes as they were 50 years ago. Just present the stories and cut the PC grovelling.

The art gets worse. Only two issues to go in my subscription and that'll be it for me unless Archie finds a half decent artist.

The art has improved.

Well now. I had been about to give up on Archie when my subscription expired, but this is much much better. The new artist is great, and I hope he has a good run. The story is also much improved. I am back on board.

This is really good. I love the Cheryl character, and I really hope the new artist sticks around. Please Archie, make it so.

Not the best issue, and I was disappointed by the lack of a classic reprint, the space was given over to a poor photo galley of the new Archie TV series.

Consistently good.

This continues to be an interesting series, but I wish they could get an artist and keep him for morte than a half dozen issues.

All rather predicable. I hope this title improves soon.

This title is getting more and more disappointing. I am beginning to think there will be another reboot on Archie with the publisher wishing to chase the 'Riverdale' angle.

"Quick, we need a disabled character". I'd mostly enjoyed this series, but am dropping it now.

Completely pointless. For the real Archie 1941, real the old comics from this days. This is destined to be politically correct rubbish. Oh and the art is crap too.

Interesting. I knew nothing of this title, but it looks good enough to stick around for.

Great stuff. I would love to see more issues about Steeljack.

Not as good as usual.

After a couple of rather sub-standard issues, we're back on track here.

Great fun.

They don't make 'em like that anymore. Oh wait... they do.

A clumsy left-wing propaganda piece. I thought Busiek above such rubbish. Oh and it's funny how evil racists are always white, eh?

After the wretched last issue, I was please to see a simple yet deep story. No fighting, no caped heroes, just ordinary people trying to get their lives back on track after tragedy.

Very very average.

Two third rate characters battle. Very poor stuff.

This Avengers seroes is at a very low ebb.

Piffle.

So Marvel can still produce old fashioned fun comics... more please.

If only all Marvel comics were like this. Fun. Non political. Optimistic.

Not as good as the last issue.

An entertaining issue.

Great stuff.

Very entertaining.

A good series.

Awful art and a feeble story - and what on Earth is the Huntress wearing? I'm surprised they didn't put a bag over her head while they were at it.

Just dreadful in every way.

I don't know why I keep expecting anything significant to ever change for Marvel/DC characters. It's pathetic.

It's about time Brian reclaimed "Captain Britain". This drivel with Betsy has been going on far too long - and is going nowhere.

Not sure about this title yet. I wonder how often the Pop's-is-being-closed-down story has been used over the years. The art however is great, B&V are beautiful again and not the scarecrows they appear as over in Archie.

Great art and a fun story. Not sure about having a dog as the narrator though.

Disappointing artwork, and I don't think there ought to be back-up stories in the first issue of a supposed ongoing title.

I get the feeling this is running out of steam very early in its run.

Better than the feeble last issue, and quite fun.

Still somewhat fun.

This series is growing on me.

A disappointing issue.

A weak issue.

Much better than the last issue.

This series continues to be very entertaining.

Entertaining stuff.

Another stealth cancellation from Marvel. A shame. This was an entetaining series and this was a very average issue to see it off.

An entertaining romp.

Great stuff, it is rare to find writing and art both firing on all cylinders at the same time. The current 'event' has failed to derail the fun, unlike in many other titles. The only flaw was the rather rushed 'temptation of Felicia'. This could have been extended and perhaps could be a future storyline.

Entertaining. More Queen Cat please.

The best of Marvel's ongoing series.

Mercifully this is generally free of the identity politics currently bedevilling the comics world.

Not as good as usual.

Sorry to see this title is ending. I do think the storyline should have wrapped up in a #11. This is completely unprofessional by Marvel. Utterly cynical.

A bit of a throwaway issue, but it was entertaining enough and the artwork was quite good.

A good series. It's a shame it couldn't have been wrapped up as part of the main run. But Marvel has to continue its cynical policy of publishing #1's.

Not sure I can live with the art.

Despite the strange artwork which makes it hard to tell what is going on, I still quite enjoy this series.

This looks like it will be a good character driven story.

I really like the characters and the effort being put into their back stories. This has all the makings of a great series, and I hope there is a good long series planned.

This is shaping up to be an all time classic series. I have nothing negative to say except that we need to know more about Madame Dragonfly - I'm sure we'll find out more about her over the next few issues.

Another superb issue. Every single character leaps off the page. Poor Colonel Weird gets his sad story told in this issue.

Superb storytelling and character work.

Excellent characters and vitally, well written.

Probably the best annual of the year. Even with 8 months to go!

Disappointing.

As good as ever, though I do not see why they had to start at #1 again.

I wish they would concentrate on the group at the farm. The Lucy story is not particularly interesting.

This Lucy storyline is dragging on and on. Hopefully things are about to improve.

I want to go back to the farm.

Meh. Just get me back to the farm.

The plot is not advancing. They are playing for time with some mostly unrelated stuff here. The art is a bit rubbish too.

There is a lot of fascinating plot bubbling away without it feeling over complex, while the art is superb. I am really enjoying Black Magick.

Why can't all comics be as good as this.

Good but not outstanding. After the long delay in issues, I have to question if Rucka is committed to this title.

It's a bit of a struggle to get back into this series.

A cracking issue.

I'm not impressed by the 2 year delay since the last issue, but at least we didn't start at another issue #1. The artwork and the design of this comic is magnificent. Unfortunately Ruckra's obnoxious and extremist politics are trumpeted through the editorial. Personal politics should not be taken to work, but Rukra seems to think this is acceptable. It isn't. Dropped.

I found getting through this was a bit of a slog. I'll give it one more issue.

It looks great, but the plodding story isn't going anywhere. Dropped.

"Look how diverse I am. Look!"

Great art, but the rest is self indulgent pretentious claptrap.

I give up. Although the artwork is great, the story is pretentious, self-indulgent claptrap.

An excellent start to this historical horror story.

Good stuff. Shame is only a mini series.

Unusual. It's worth a look.

Well, it looks beautiful, but unfortunately the story is very much an unoriginal 'by-the-numbers' sort of affair. I don't get the impression the author has invested much time or effort into it.

A very poor effort.

Absolute rubbish. Codswallop.

Unusual comic, but I wonder if the concept has enough legs for s mini series?

More please.

A promising enough start. The dialogue in the bar scene was odd, and I kept wondering if I'd missed something.

The first issue was ok, but this one was a diaster. I'm dropping this title on the back of it.

Very entertaining

The story was ok, but rubbish artwork.

Rubbish artwork.

It's strange, but I like it so far.

It looks great, but it's all too confusing for me.

A feeble attempt at a comic.

Better than the wretched Salem issue, but that isn't saying much.

The past was a better time, but you cannot go back.

This is complete crap. Marvel is in a total creative meltdown at present

I keep on giving Marvel another chance, but they seem incapable of producing decent comics anymore. What they need is a DC style "Rebirth". Dump all the devisive 'equality' crap, the sexuality issue, the feminist angle, the multi-part crossover events, the constant relauching of series, the massive amount of monthly books, and concentrate on getting back to the core characters, good stories, no political or cultural angle and maybe they will be worth reading again. Marvel are not listening to anyone except the diversity and equality freaks.

So much for the 'slow burn'. The series rushes to its conclusion with vague promises of more one day.

Well, the artwork is decent. The story however is incoherent and only semi-literate. There are also scenes of people defecating if that rocks your boat, along with rape and extreme violence. Avoid.

Hulk rip-off.

Nothing we haven't seen a thousand times before. I'll give it another issue, but this one did not inspire me.

Better than the lacklustre first issue, but nowhere near good enough. Dropped.

A very average comic.

Here we go again. Yet another comic where stupid evil white people ruin America, and take it from delightful freedom loving diverse people. You just couldn't make this nauseating leftist crap up. Oh,and the artwork is rubbish too.

There is very little to like in this farrago of nonsense.

I picked this one at random, thought it looked good and bought it. I'd never heard of the title before. It's a good fun tale, nothing deep and "relevant". The art was good too. I'll probably buy the next new issues based on it - as long as DC don't cancel it of course.

The problem with with this book is the over large cast. DC need to concentrate on a few at a time.

The section with Mera and Arthur was great, but the rest of the comic is a disjointed collection of of sub-standard other stories. DC needs to get this series to focus on one story and develop it from there. I've said it before, and I'll say it again. There are far too many characters for one comics and more are being introduced with every new issue. This is madness.

I've said it before and I'll say it again. There are far too many characters in this series.

Well, it looks good. On the negative side, yet more characters are introduced to a series groaning under the weight of those they already have. The military scenes are laughably inept. At one point, a biplane crashes in front of a character, who leaps inside and takes off in it.

Nauseating race-baiting from DC.

More sick race-baiting from DC.

More repusive identity politics rammed down our throats.

Blatant propaganda-mongering from DC. This sort of drivel will kill off the comics industry.

More division vomited forth from DC comics. We do not need seperate comics for every minority/gender. It will lead to ghettoisation. Stop dividing people.

Yet more repulsive identity politics from DC.

This was better than I thought it would be and the artwork was spot on. Please DC, let this be the last rebirth/relaunch. If titles don't tell, get a better writer or artist. Don't keep rewriting characters history - just stick with it and please can an ongoing series be that. And don't get me going on the diversity fad. Just publish good stories and people will buy comics. By the way, nice to see Aquyaman and Mera are to be married. Isn't this the third time?

Pitiful. A Judge Fear ripoff kills a load of characters no one cares about. And those who are good will soon be back again.

Disappointing. Marvel seems to be losing the plot.

Ok, I'm off. I can't take any more of this rubbish.

This looks like it's going to be a good series. (I am a bit behind)

A little forward momentum is lost with this issue, but the characters are building well.

Brilliant.

Comics don't get much better than this.

A triumph. More please.

Oh dear, what a disappointing mess. Rubbish artwork, nonsensical plot, crap lineup. What's to like?

Dynamite have followed the star of political correctness to the detriment of Dejah Thoris, Vampirella and Red Sonja. This issue features a lumbering storyline and some very 'muddy' art. Dynamite need to get back to basics on all three titles and I can see yet another relaunch will be necessary soon.

The story is ok, but the art... it is dreadful.

Dropped. I will perhaps come back when you find a half decent artist.

It's a shame that the Loki story was wrapped up so quickly. The follow up is just bog standard Marvel.

Not bad. The comics world could do with more of Clea.

Just get him back with Clea Marvel. Stop all of the mucking about!!

Very underwhelming. I wonder how long it will be until Clea is banished to another dimension and the usual status quo is re-established.

Disappointing.

Ho hum

It doesn't bode well for this run having a Wong filler issue so early on. I don't really give a damn about Wong or the tattooed lady.

It would be nice if Dr Druid could stick around, but I expect he'll be killed off again soon.

The artwork is really great, but the storylines lack the punch of 'The Wrong Earth'.

It's bonkers. I loved it.

Bonkers but brilliant.

Before I read this series, I never realised how useful Egrets could be.

I love the main Empowered series, but the characters just don't work with such poor artwork.

Abysmal artwork.

This would be good were it not for the wretched artwork.

If only Empowered was monthly. It's that good.

A good start.

Pretty shallow really.

I do wish we had less jumping around the universe into different peril's all the time. Can we have some plot and character development? Art is great but the writer is just going through the motions.

This is a very disappointing series. If we don't get a slower pace and some characterisation soon, I'm off.

At last the ridicuously fast pace slows a little and we get some story. This could be a half decent comic with better writing. The art is great.

So this uninspired series crawls to its predictable conclusion. Apart from the art, it was completely uninspired. It's as though the wtiter put it together in 10 minutes. The 'critic reviews' are deeply suspect.

Unoriginal, but I'll give it another issue.

Nothing original at here.

A bit unusual, but I liked it and will give this series a go.

Welcome back.

Strangely compelling.

I regretted buying this as soon as I began to read it. It's the same old tired stuff which has been served up a thousand times before. No real invention. No sense of a real beginning, just another team book which will have a short run before cynically starting again with another issue #1. Some of the glowing reviews this comic has received are deeply suspect.

A fairly promising story but marred by awful artwork.

Very poor artwork.

Ludicrous. But quite entertaining.

It would have been better had the marriage happened. But the status quo must prevail.

I've been enjoying this run, but the "Reckoning War' storyline is a mess.

Oh God. Why can't this Reckoning War nonsense be over?

An unusual start to the new series, but it was fairly entertaining.

Good solid entertainment.

A bit feeble.

Dreadful artwork which makes it difficult to tell what is going on.

I don't know what the crackpot who thought this was the basis for a good comic is on, but can I have some please? Extremist propaganda masquerading as a comic or a bad joke? You decide. I gave it an extra mark for the colour and the decent art.

There was just a small hope that the first issue was a joke. Bu no. This is extreme left wing feminist propaganda, designed to divide people by gender. It really is quite shocking that it is being published.

An extraordinarily misjudged attempt at the 'Me Too' generation.

Offensive. If this is the future of comics - where they are propaganda screeds of the extreme left - then I want no part of it.

An abomination.

Hopefully DC have lost a lot of money by publishing this extremist crap.

A pretty good ending to this series, though hardly original.

Whoever at DC commissioned this wretched series needs their head examining. As does the utter clown who, when reviewing this issue, gave it a perfect 10.

A good start.

The artwork is getting worse and the plot increasingly predictable. Dropped.

Ho hum

It's difficult to know what is going on, and all the characters look the same.

Good Lord. I came across this by complete accident, and I'm glad I did. The art is weird but beautiful, every panel a minor masterpiece. The story is unusual and the characters are all interesting. They're not the usual heroes, heroines, and villains normally found in comics, but a fascinating collection of eccentics. I hope it's not too long until the next in the series.

Generic and formulaic spy action, with poor artwork. And for added horror, you get 'treated' to a regular 'feminist' lecture. Dropped.

I'm clearly not the demographic this comic is aimed at, but what the hell.

Well well. Her ex is gay.That explains everything. His behaviour is instantly forgiven.

This isn't going anywhere I want to go Dropped.

A decent start to this.

It looks as though this could be a great series.

A near perfect issue.

I'll be sorry to see the last of this series.

I didn't really understand the ending, but this was a great series. Farewell to Gideon Falls.

I couldn't really get past the strange artwork.

This looked good, and I'll give it a go for a few issues. I just hope it manages to avoid the predictable plot this type of comic usually has.

We could perhaps do without the graphic violence, and the dialogue is painful at times but there is a certain something here keeping me reading.

This has run out of steam, and is only interested in 'shock value' to keep it going. Dropped.

Rather unoriginal, and hardly inspiring much hope of a decent series.

A sci-fi detective story which makes a good start.

Good solid fare, nothing flashy but building nicely.

This is a really enjoyable series, with a number of plot developments on the go.

A welcome return for this title. Despite Bernice's silly 'We can do it" headband.

I want to like this, but we still have Bernice (complete with ridiculous 'we can do it' headscarf), her very unlikely for the era interracial lesbian affair, and no Emmy. Drop the liberal claptrap and get back to series basics please.

So far, so good. No sign of the 'wokery' which ruined the last series.

I wish we could get the one dimensional Bernice killed off. She has become the main character for political reasons. The artwork is quite good though.

I give up on this.

I came this looking for a substitute for Afterlife with Archie. It's good. Very good. I am onboard for the next few issues.

Anyone looking for a horror comic to fill the 'Afterlife with Archie' void, look no further.

This is brilliant stuff.

A stand alone issue with a different artist. Not bad, but I hope the usual artist returns soon.

Consistently excellent.

I'm not really enjoying these stories with Emmy's "family". Let's get back to the farm and Pa.

After the rather disappointing last few issues, this title gets back to basics and is much the better for it.

Definitely back to its solid best. And Pa's return to the cast is very welcome.

This series is firing on all cylinders again.

Pa had better survive this storyline!

Bring back Pa!

It feels as though this series is approaching it's end. I hope not.

This has been a great series, and it's a shame it has ended. I had hoped we'd have more tales of Emmy and the haints.

Brilliant stuff. My only criticism is that the story seemed slightly rushed.

Why can't comics writers leave their extremist politics at home??

When the tide turns, people will remember how DC comics backed an extreme and negative ideology.

It's good to have HW back, but the artwork is very poor.

Very good.

Good entertaining stuff.

Excellent.

I wasn't expecting much after several poor Hellcat series in tghe past, but this was surprisingly good. I hope this gets a decent run, but I fear it won't. The artwork could do with an upgrade.

Decent plot. Wretched artwork.

The storyline is jumping all over the place. Can we not have a few pages without a flashback?? And the hideous artwork is killing this for me.

Disappointing. Despite a fairly good plot, the constant time jumps and the crap art ruined it. If there is another series, can we have a return to the happy-go-lucky Hellcat - and some decent artwork.

Miserable, negative and ultra violent. Comics don't have to be like this, but it's overwhelmingly the only way the publishers will operate.

A bit of a mess. And none of the deaths will stick.

Absolute rubbish, and none of the 'deaths' will stick.

Clever and unusual.

It's good. Buy it.

Blatant propaganda, As if we're not subjected to this sort of poison at every turn.

Racist crap.

I loved this as a child, but this is just an exercise in political correctness. Women are all heroic, Somali pirates noble, sharks are misunderstood and white men are gung-ho maniacs.

A ponderous and confusing first issue, but there are hints that this could be an interesting story. It's worth sticking around for a few issues I think.

One of those deliberately confusing issues where nothing makes sense. It feels like I missed an issue, but this is only the second one.

I feel there is a good story in here somewhere, but the art is so unclear that you cannot tell which character is which. There are no explanations and it's made confusing on purpose. One more issue, and if it's no better then I'm off.

This comic stumbles along on its confusing way. Little explanation and messy art. If I didn't have a feeling there is a good comic somewhere in this mess I'd bail out. As it is, I'll give it a couple more issues to prove it.

A confusing shambles of a comic. One more issue to show me it's worth carrying on with, or I'm off.

I've given this comic every chance now, and I have no idea what is going on. The story in incomprehensible and the art unclear. The end of the arc is a good jumping off point, so farewell to Horizon.

This issue turned up in my 'pull' pile even though I'd cancelled it the last issue. Poor, very poor indeed. None of the characters are interesting, and God only knows what the author is thinking about. The art is abysmal, with a load of multi-coloured characters jumbled all over the page. I really hope my cancellation sticks...

Little more than a diversity-fest, with little invention or depth.

I thought something terrible would happen at the end, but I suppose it was Christmas after all. This is one of the best series running at the moment.

I am increasingly enjoying this unusual series. Anything which steps outside of the normal comics fare should be supported.

This is a great series. And very innovative.

The ultimate dream of liberal propaganda merchant must be to get people to buy their own propaganda. Here is an example. A very average story with (as usual) white people portrayed as evil racists and the liberal media lap it up. It's just not very good, but the barrage of hype surrounding the comic is such that weak minded liberals buy it.

Racist drivel and extremist liberal propaganda. Oh, and the artwork is awful too.

I hate reboots, but this one is unusual. It may turn out ok. In the meantime, this issue does the job well.

I miss the usual artist, but this is a solid effort.

Sheer entertainment. Walker's art is growing on me too.

The art is growing on me, but the schedule is not. Invincible seems to be limping towards its conclusion whereas I was hoping it would go out in a blaze of glory.

It's difficult to avoid the conclusion that this series is staggering towards its finishing line. With it's current show publishing schedule, it's going to be around for years yet.

This title continues to stumble towards it's end. We have a funeral, so there has to be the obligatory fight. Not exactly original.

Rather predictable.

The end of a important character but without the emotional appeal I was expecting.

A rather rushed end to this classic series, it should have gone on to 150.

The comic absolutely no one asked for.

Great stuff. I hope Marvel keep MacKay on Black Cat. Maybe a new series once Iron Cat finishes?

This series rather fizzled out.

I am so sick of white heroes being replaced by those of other races. Marvel's position in the culture wars sickens me.

I'm rather enjoying this run, and it would be good if Hellcat would stick around long term.

Really enjoying this run, and let's face it. Patsy Walker is a much more interesting character than Tony Stark.

I wish we could get back to the main story.

At last we're getting back to the main story after the unnecessary de-railment.

Good artwork. The story seemed a bit rushed to me.

Thank goodness, we're back on earth. The space run started well, but dragged on. Cosmic Iron Man could be interesting if it lasts a while.

I fear cosmic Iron Man will not last long unforuunately. Great artwork, and lots of Hellcat. It's a shame she wasn't like this in her infantile solo series.

The supporting characters are really good in this run.

It was ok. Personally I'd prefer a 'happy-go-lucky' Hellcat, with not particularly strong powers, and without the links to hell.

The words 'total' and 'crap' spring to mind. Avoid.

A dull plodding story with abysmal art. Dynamite need to get back to basics.

Great stuff. As an original Johnny Red reader in 'Battle', this revival feels right. It takes a while to set up the story, but even this is well done and intersting. We don't see much of Johhny in this this first issue, but the raw energy of the action is still there.

The tremendous return of Johnny Red continues. An rip roaring adventure with vivid art. If you're not reading this comic, you should really give it a go. A nice touch is the backup interview with the 1970's Battle editor.

Probably the best comic being published at present.