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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.

I don't know why this had to start again with a #1, but this is the best horror comic out there at the moment.

This series has been my favourite for the last couple of years, and I will really miss it when it's complete. If the creators are watching, can we have another series with the 2 sisters in the future please?

Not sure I understood what was actually going on in the latter part of this series, but it was magnificent. I hope we see more of the two central characters one day.

What a fantastic comic.

A second superb issue. I hope they can keep up these standards.

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.

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

I have no idea what was going on as I'd not ready previous chapters, but I greatly enjoyed it.

Magnificent.

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.

A great series.

I loved it. Bonkers artwork and an original storyline.

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.

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

Superb storytelling and character work.

Excellent characters and vitally, well written.

It's bonkers. I loved it.

Bonkers but brilliant.

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

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

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

Clever and unusual.

It's good. Buy it.

I am really enjoying this series. Good old fashioned adventure.

This continues to be a great series. Action, adventure, romance, evil, humour. What more could you want from a comic? I urge people to read one issue - the chances are you'd be hooked.

Another strong issue. I am beginning to wish that the plot would speed up a bit though, it is a very slow burn. I would also like to see more of Ellen. It seems like she and the Spirit have had little time together, which is odd considering their long separation.

Things are buidling to a climax. I'll really miss this series.

What a great series. The only bad thing was that it has ended! More please Dynamite.

One of only two Marvel titles in my pull list is this series. Quirky, colourful and entertaining. It is a nice change to see such a thing nowadays. It's a far cry from the worthy but dull Surfer of the past. My only gripe is the series restarting with #1. There was no need for this. Nothing has changed from the previous volume.

Great stuff. Funny and entertaining. I hope the creative team stay on this title for a very long run.

We all need more fun,colourful comics - like this - in our lives. It's the best Surfer series in decades.

Very entertaining.

I love this series, and this issue is an absolute and colourful delight.

Probably the best Silver Surfer run ever. Sorry to see it go.

A satisfactory end to this classic run. With Marvel running empty on creativity, we are unlikely to see its like again. This was the last marvel title on my pull list, and had managed to stay fairly clear of the liberal preaching. I am unlikely to buy a Marvel title regularly until they change their ways.

Mercifully free of the culture wars, wokery and diversity frenzy, which makes many other comics unreadable. This feels like a comic from saner and happier days.

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 wish comics were still like this. Fun.

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?

Finally, we're getting to see the beginnings of Lady M.

That was the best Lady M series for ages.

Great art and an intriguing plot. I know nothing about this character, but I'll give it a go.

Good comic. I expect they haven't bribed the professional reviewers, hence their low scores.

This series is excellent so far.

Great stuff and very enjoyable, not matter what the "professional" reviewers say.

A really enjoyable series.

A good, fun comic.

With the contempt shown by Archie to their readers though massive delays between issues, I was ready to give up. However the comic is just too good to drop. It is genuinely creepy and I really hope Archie can get their act together and maintain some sort of a regular schedule.

Blimey. I wasn't expecting another issue this year. The main story pauses for breath and we get a stand alone issue devoted to the witches familiars. All very impressive, and even the great Rudyard Kipling makes a brief appearance.

Another fine issue of the series but a year after the last issue. It is time to replace Sacasa - who seems to have plenty of time for the wretched 'Riverdale' series.

My instinct is to drop this title because of the erratic schedule. I can't. It's too good.

Decent enough, but weighed down by Archie's lack of commitment to their horror comics, long abandoned and unfinished.

Rather good.

Really excellent.

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.

Not really my cup of tea, but this title highlights the shallowness of modern youth's obsession with "social" media and themselves.

I like this. It's unusual, and I want to see where it's going.

This is not my kind of comic at all. But somehow, I love it.

Completely different from the sort of comic I usually like.

Great stuff. It's the first comic i turn to in my pile. I hope issue 6 doesn't take too long.

I've missed this title, and am glad to see it's mysterious attraction to me remains intact.

Great issue.

Probably the best issue yet.

I just wish they could get this out more regularly.

The plot thickens.

Another great issue. What isn't so great is the quarterly schedule. It's hard to keep up with a series where the issues are 3+ months apart.

Very hard to keep up with a series that has 5 months between issues. There must be a good chance of only two issues in 2019, despite the "bi-monthly" schedule. The team really need to get their act together. That said, issue 14 was an excellent issue. This third act has been the strongest to date. It loses a full point for the ridiculous schedule.

Surely it doesn't take seven months to publish a comic? If the creators show no commitment to their product, I'm damned if I will. The unprofessional comment on the last page of this issue just sums up their attitude. Dropped.

Four years after I dropped this comic for poor scheduling, it turns out that i missed nothing and this is the next issue. I really hope the team can keep up this time.

Good to see Ghostgirl again.

Maybe sales of a monthly comic would have held up had the creators shown more professionalism and avoided the long hiatus.

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.

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

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 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.

Lots of fighting and not much plot progression this time.

A superb story with hints of far more to come, and magnificent artwork. This comic was not that hard to 'get into'. I hope it proves popular for these points rather than because of the fashionable "diversity" of its cast and creators.

This really looks as though it is going to be a classic. The story is compelling and the artwork is magnificent. As long as the creators can steer clear of the overt politically correct zealotry favoured by some of the reviewers, I will stay on board.

This comic is beautifully drawn, and the story has a rare depth to it. The story doesn't advance far but some background information is provided. I do feel that it's going down the route of the 'deliberately confusing' variety of comic book. There is also the lurking threat of clumsy but fashionable "diversity" hanging over the comic via its letters page. However I'm intrigued enough to stay aboard.

Absolutely magnificent.

Great stuff.

It's not exactly a light read, but it is very impressive on every front.

The art wasn't as good as usual.

The previously amazing artwork has fallen away badly over the last couple of issues. It is difficult knowing what is going on with the storyline. It's looking like I'll have to drop this unless it all gets back on track.

A little more coherent than most of this arc.

With so many now in the cast, it is about time there were a few pages dedicated to a 'who is who'.

The most consistently excellent of all current comics.

Really excellent.

Consistently excellent.

Month in month out, this is probably one of the best comics out there.

I really would like to see a who-is-who issue with a picture/bio of the characters. There are so many of them it's difficult to keep track.

If ever a series needed a large "who's who" issue, this is it.

Very promising.

This may be yet another female monster hunter series, but it is well done.

A bit of a step down with the artwork, but this remains an interesting series.

This series is possibly beginning to run out of steam?

I've enjoyed this series, and I hope this isn't the end of it.

Really pleased to see this series is continuing.

Blows the authors other work "House of Slaughter" right out the water.

Good to see a comic that does not rush blindly from one action sequence to the next.

Somewhat disappointing. Two characters meet. They argue, and it descends into the usual punch up scenario.

Much better than the disappointing last issue. We have some much needed characterisation.

This is good. We journey to Xebel and see some of Mera's past, including her granny.Some much needed backstory on Xebel, and some nice characterisation.

Probably the best issue yet. Plenty of characterisation and world building in Xebel. I just hope we don't end with the obligatory massive punch-up next issue.

A satisfactory end to a good series.

An excellent start to this historical horror story.

Good stuff. Shame is only a mini series.

A very strong issue. There were some really interesting interviews with past editors to top it off.

Worth the price of admission for the 'Lawless' story.

A good issue, the highlight being the superb 'Lawless' musical. Make sure you download the tracks and play them while reading! It really is a triumph.

Good fun stuff. I aim to stick around for a few issues, and see how it goes.

Another good issue, and I liked the art.

This is the best series in the new 'Archie-verse'. The writing is excellent and the current artwork really works. I hope the artist sticks around.

Great stuff, please Archie... keep the creative team of Charm and North together.

A strong start to this horror title send in 1220 AD. How often would you get to day that? Plently of good characters, and intesting historical backfrop, and evil alien bugs.

I'm still enjoying this series.

A good but sad end to this excellent series.

An excellent and funny first issue.

Very entertaining.

I'm not sure what to make of this.

There is an intriguing story developing here. The artwork is growing on me too.

The plot slowly thickens. It doesn't feel rushed - and that is a good thing.

One thing stands between this series and greatness. It lacks a letters page. How about it, eh?

Magnificent stuff.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

Strangely compelling.

Welcome back.

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

More please.

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

Very good.

Good entertaining stuff.

Excellent.

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.

Not a great deal happens in this issue, and the letters column is given over to more extreme left wing bleating.

Really well written, and the pace is just right.

While the comic is solid, we are subjected to three and a bit pages of Ruckra's anti-Trump ravings in the letters page. I really wish he'd stop this lecturing... I am just not interested, and it all comes across as if he is having a mental breakdown.

Noooohh... not Rosita... one of the best characters left undeveloped and unfulfilled.

My first issue of this title, and I bought it knowing little of the back story. However it was intriguing enough for me to keep it on my pull list while I look for some collections of the early history of the comic.

I came late to this title and am now up to date. This is another reliable issue as the issue reaches the #150 milestone. There is nothing flashy here, no crossovers, no gimmicks, no big events to spoil continuity, no constant renumberings. Just a consistent team turning out good characters and a solid plot. Here is to the next 150 issues!

Things are simmering nicely, ready for the next major plotline.

A great issue, but another character with potential is thrown away.

Hurrah! Negan is still looking for redemption and hasn't followed the expected route to power! Month after month this comic provides good solid fare.

They're trying to pack too much into the stories at the moment, which makes it rather confusing, I hope this is sorted out...

The most solid and consistent of comics.

I've said it before and I expect I'll say it again. This is a well plotted and consistently good comic. It ought to show the comics industry that constantly re-starting at issue 1 is unnecessary.

I cannot bear the new character, Princess. I hope she meets a grisly fate soon.

Steady and reliable.

It looked for a happy few moments as the terrible 'Princess' character was going to bite the dust. Sadly she lives on to annoy me next issue.

For such an important death, this had almost no impact on me, unlike others in the past.

I have to say that I did see this coming. The title didn't seem to have anywhere else to go without repeating itself. This was a decent ending to a great series.

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.

Not as good as usual.

A very unusual and stylish comic. And the art was great.

If you are going to set a WW1 story behind the lines in 1915, then at least do some research. I assume the absurdly multiracial group visiting the cafe were British. I can assure you that they would all have names such as Tom, Dick, Bert and Harry. Certainly not "Dane" or the other ridiculous names mentioned. It is about time the story went somewhere as it is beginning to drag. The artwork continues to impress.

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.

Great artwork.

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.

Not as good as the last issue.

An entertaining issue.

Great stuff.

Very entertaining.

A good series.

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.

Unusual. It's worth a look.

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

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.

Lady M is consistently excellent.

This series has not been the best Lady M series, and it limps to its predicable conclusion here.

It was ok. I doubt this will survive many issues though.

I enjoyed this issue, and feel it's much better than the rather disappointing first issue.

This series is much better than i expected it to be. The first isue was disappointing but it's getting better and better.

Solid and consistently entertaining.

The world of 'The Relay' is the goal of globalists and liberals. Ultimately we will all have to submit, or die.

Intriguing.

As soon as I buy an issue of this, I find out it's to be cancelled. Why can DC let an "ongoing" series do that? This cynical rebooting every other year, with a bunch of no. 1's for the fans will backfire one of these days. I rather like the comic itself. Not much went on, but the characters seemed to be fleshed out and the art was good. I would have put it on my pull list, but there is no point now.

I didn't intend to buy this comic with its impending cancellation looming. However the magnificent cover hooked me in. The contents are good too - good old fashioned colourful fun, and even a little 'cheesecake' that has slipped through DC's PC filter. No doubt the upcoming "Rebirth" will put paid to such things and Kori will end up with a completely new personality. Not that I'm a misery of course.

I've stuck with this title despite the imminent cancellation, and this is another fun issue. Nothing much happens but so what? I hope DC don't sweep Kori's character developments away at "Rebirth" but I think it's pretty much inevitable.

What a great series this was. Funny, sweet, relaxed. It's a real shame to see it go, and no doubt the character development will all be wasted when Rebirth starts. We need more comics like starfire.

I enjoyed this.

The mixing of flashback and current day doesn't help matters, but this is saved by very strong artwork.

Confusing story, but great artwork.

Very entertaining. We need more of Spellarella.

There wasn't enough Spellerella is this issue. Hope we see more of her.

I missed the usual cast members in this issue.

It's unoriginal, but quite fun. And I like the artwork.

An impressive old school war story. I like the large format too.

I wondered from the cover if we were being treated to the return of Chung and Clicky-ba from the "Wolf of Kabul". Sadly, we're not. However this was quite good, and I liked the artwork.

I'm enjoying this. There are plenty of ideas for a lengthy run - if this proves possible.