Not bad, not great. For me, there was a whole lot to like in this book, but not a lot to love.

To me, this was a fun space story. It wasn't the most complex or intriguing comic I've ever read, but it was a fun little book. I do wish that I hadn't been forced to look up back story to really understand the full scope of what's going on; and the Black Hand bit at the end seemed abrupt, but, overall, not a bad book in the least.

I enjoyed this book; it didn't blow me away, but I liked it. I'm looking forward to seeing just what Montoya's up to, which cops are good, and which cops are bad.

I really enjoyed this book; I was able to just sink into the story enough that I forgot to care about the technical details of execution. Instead, I really felt angry and sad and excited as I read the book, reacting to the characters actions. I'd definitely recommend this as a book to pick up, and I'm looking forward to seeing where the story goes.

I love the art; I love that it's different from anything I've ever seen in a DC comic before. I'm equally drawn in by the story and the cosmic nature of the fight between Anubis and Bastet. I desperately hope that the writers leave the Egyptian mythological pantheon as ephemeral, and mystic forces of nature and don't water them down to a typical cast of superheroes and supervillains as Thor has done to Norse mythology and various characters have done to Greek mythology.

Reminds me of Swamp Thing's run with its tinge of horror. I love Mr. Biscuits.