I read Blue Beetle #0 before starting with the Rest of the Series. I never read Blue Beetle before, and only knew him from DC Universe and Brave & the Bold. So this issue wasn't very good to start if you want to read everything that happens until a certain point without knowing what happens sometime soon. Besides that I was interested in the story, even though I don't like it that much, when comics go too much into past with vage explainations.

Way too much spanish. How is anyone supposed to understand that? Some of the pages have 70% spanish language. Yes, its authentic. But when if there was a Alien speaking you wouldn't have 70% of the page in the Alien language. Besides that it was a pretty good #1, especially for me, as a Newbee in Blue Beetle comics.

I liked this Issue. I like Jamie. I like the Blue Beetle. But there are some weaknesses. I think the series should have picked up some steam at this point.

Jamies search for "a superhero friend" gets interesting. This issue made me look up New Guardians, which made me look into the Green Lantern stories of the New 52, which didn't interest me that much before. Now I'm reading all through Red Lanterns, Green Lantern (Corps) and New Guardians. Thanks, Jamie.

Incredibly awful.

Love the cover.

Intense Issue. Art style still great. Like it.

Wasn't very interesting to be honest.

After reading the issues before the new art takes getting used to. The story itself wasn't much worth talking about too.

It looks really bad, in my opinion.

I really hate this artystle.

Not my thing. I don't understand it that much.

The art seems sloppy, there isn't much story, but emotions.

I was really bored.

Really enjoyable arc.

I didn't understand it 100%, so its failed its goal.

Was this the most brutal issue until that point? I can't exactly remember but I think that was the case. The thing about that woman was quite boring, the art style isn't my thing. The only thing interesting about this is the reveal of the weakness of these things.

Good start. I like the art.

Pretty readable. The first meeting between Kal and Kara.

Supergirl, at this point, was one of the best New52-Comic series. Very enjoyable issue. I recommend this series to every fan of Superman, Supergirl or DC at all.

The combination of Siobhan and Supergirl suprised me at first, but I think it worked. The accent is hilarious btw. Ye gotta reading this!

Great issue.

The debut of Michonne. If you only know the show and like Michonne. Read the comics from this issue on and you won't like her so much very soon... I despise her. What she did with Carol and Tyreese is despicable in my opinion.

The relationship angle made me pretty angry. Poor Carol. Good issue

What a issue. "Where do we go from here?"

The practical start of the Woodburry Arc. Worth reading.

What happens from here on... is remarkable. Just fucking read it.

Oh Michonne...

Considering the things that happened in the last few issues Michonne's actions are understandable, with exception of the eye. That was disgusting. Keep this away from the kids, but this was pretty much one of the best and brutal issues of The Walking Dead.

The preparations for the Woodburry War were pretty poor to read in my opinion. It was necessary, but not as interesting as it was, for example in the show. The show did a way better show in this regard.

The last site of this issue made me smile for hours.

It's time for the final of the Woodburry Arc. Read it!

Am I a bad person for thinking that he deserved this for leaving and therefore death-sentencing Carol?

Issue #50 was great. Even if you don't like The Walking Dead (comics or show) this should impress you. The art and writing is awesome.

Progress. That's what the following issues will all be about. The relationship between Abraham and Rick takes the place of Rick/Tyreese (and from Rick/Daryl in the show) from now on.

I remember liking this Issue. Abraham is a great new character.

The next new character, with a lot of potential.

The Hunt begins. It was okey.

The Hunt had some good moments, but overall it was not as intense as I imagined it could've been. I never felt like the group is really in danger, or that there will be a big problem with killing these assholes. Maybe thats because I watched the show and knew that Rick will destroy them, but I rather think its the appearance of all the characters and the hints that didn't make me curious about "who will survive", "how do they defeat them", because I was 200% sure they won't have a problem killing them. But I think this "event" is a huge brick of whats still to come, because it strenghtens the confidence of Rick and his group so immensely.

Eugenes secret is revealed.

The Alexandria Arc begins.

Jesus!

Jesus deserves his nickname. This new "larger world" was great introduction.

I don't know how it wass supposed to feel waiting for #100. But I couldn't stop reading the day I came near to reach #100. The last 10 issues before #100 were absolutely delicious.

Are we pissing our pants yet?

I feel like this and few issues around this very pretty bad. And I have to say until now the show did a far better job with the Negan story to be frankly honest.

This issue is probably my favourite out of The Walking Dead. Negan is gonna be huge upgrade to Rick's network.