Flawless ending to a classic series.

This book is amazing and highly recommended for any fan of the Twilight Zone and/or Rod Serling. I always loved the show since a kid but having gone back to rewatch the whole series as an adult, I gained a new appreciation for how ahead of it's time it was with concepts that still hold up to this day. What was most striking was that I never realized that Rod Serling wrote the majority of episodes which quickly elevated him amongst the gods of science fiction in my eyes. Needless to say I had to read this book the second I discovered it and can gladly say it exceeded my expectations. Rod lived such an incredible life and to follow his journey to see how his ideas grew and formulated was fascinating. The book is written with perfect pacing while allowing the art to tell what it's there to do. The art is fantastic and the perfect style to give the feel of early black & white television.

Great wrap up to one of the best sci fi adventure stories ever. This book had so much character depth with beautiful art it will go down as a classic for the ages.

We couldn't have asked for a better first issue than this. After following a Legendary run, Aaron really had to bring it with something fresh and exciting while honoring the previous stories and he nailed it. The time jump was a great play to add lots of mystery and intrigue while the story itself is tense and dynamic opening the future to many exciting new directions. Joelle Jones' art is just breathtaking and on a whole other level than the fantastic work she did on Batman and Catwoman. So great to have Ronda Pattison back in the mix as she continues to add to her legacy of brilliant coloring in the next phase. This is a must read and a perfect jumping on point for new and life long readers.

Another fantastic issue under Aaron's belt. I was so relieved to see how much he understands these characters and knows that Mikey isn't just a "party dude" but is the heart and emotional center of the turtles. I was fully captivated all issue and so appreciative how accurately Mikey was fleshed out throughout the issue. Though I don't love Albuquerque's design of the turtles (with the tall foreheads), his art was so dynamic with such expressive faces.

This book blew me away and felt like an instant classic in just the first few issues. Has all the elements that I look for in a great horror story from interesting characters, intriguing storyline, witches, pantheons, monsters, ghosts, suspense, and that a constant uneasy tension throughout. On top of that the art is just brilliant and compliments the story to perfection. Amazing character designs and expressions with a beautiful water color finish. I can’t recommend this book enough and had to leave this praising review before I dove into volume 2.

Hands down THE best Wonder Woman story I've read. Some of Diana's actions at first felt contradictory to the character but worked out to tell a powerful story. Johnson continues to tell character stories full of depth and heart through his writing and visuals.

What a pleasant surprise! These holidays specials are usually weak but this is fun with great art and Parker has the characters' voices spot on.

Great start for this anthology series. The first two stories were excellent.

The first half was fantastic but the Darkseid story kind of dragged.

This is isn't a character I'd read any story on but I loved The Lost Children and Adams' Flash run so gave this a shot and it's great. Adams continues to shine showing he's one on of the few great writers at DC right now.

This series continues to be so fun and while intriguing. Not only is Diego Olortegui's art a perfect fit, but his Judy is "as cute as a button."

Jeremy Adams is hands down one of the best writers DC has and I hope they recognize it. This series had a perfect balance of fun, suspense, and heart. The ending with the Flash family at the end was great though it got me upset how Adams was robbed of the main Flash book to make way for Spurrier's awful story.

Great story for fans of Rebels or Star Wars with amazing art.

Finally feels like we're starting to get a good grasp on the characters and their chemistry. This series has so much potential with the concept as well as being written & drawn by two of Marvels top creators but so far hasn't reached what it could be but it's starting to feel like it's getting there. Really hoping they found that magic and run with it.

This book has really hit it's stride lately and living up to the expectations I had for it from the beginning. Most the characters now feel fleshed out with unique personalities and the books lots of fun while having interesting stories. The art just continues to be amazing and the design for Gaslamp is fantastic.

Solid issue with the perfect blend of "something old, something new." I'm really excited to see where Aaron takes the new series and great to see it's a totally original direction while still honoring the previous run's continuity. Waltz's story was really cool too and so happy that we'll have a companion book like Mutant Nation to hopefully give us great side stories like we had in TMNT Universe for our tertiary characters.

Nice to finally have some big stakes for the Titans to face now that they're the top team in the DCU. There were still some jarring dialogue issues that felt off based like the whole scene with Batman that were unnatural but didn't ruin the issue.

This issue was back to the classic Tom Taylor I've missed of late. Solid story telling with stakes with fun dialogue and character moments.

This was hands down the best event I can recall since the Bendis Avengers era. The story kept getting more interesting as it went on and all reveals were earned and previously presented in related series. I've been somewhat disappointed with Taylor's latest writing as I have such high expectations for his work and he really delivered here. Major events and consequences with that classic TT emotional and fun moments with perfect characterization. DC & Marvel should also learn that this story was also great due to a quick release schedule and didn't got bogged down with tons of bad or pointless tie ins.

This was a perfect blend of a horror comic and a goofy buddy action flick. The art was great and the mix of black & white for the monsters where Elza was in color looked cool but lacked any logic and felt like a cheap gimmick referencing the show. Just hope future artist don't think Werewolf by Night needs to be B&W just because one TV special did it.

I'm not a a fan of Jason Aaron but wanted to give him a fair chance with his move to DC and see if it reinvigorates him to tell some interesting stories. That said, I found this to be a solid first issue and appreciated it having a unique story and feel than the Batman & Detective books. Hope it keeps up the pace and sticks the landing.

This series started out so strong and felt like the last few issues gradually lost some steam but was happy to see he stuck the landing in this final issue. The trope of the heroes getting taken over by symbiotes feels so played out with recent Marvel stories, but was a good way to relieve Peter from being guilty by law for his crimes. The play of Johnny disguising as Peter to take out the symbiote was clever and liked Sue's presence here too.

Loving this series and also so glad DC finally got their act together by adding a recap page to many of the new books.

Easily my favorite book going at DC right now. Williamson is doing a fantastic job of harnessing the flavor of the animated series and classic characters while also expanding the world and introducing compelling new villains. My only concern is how awful Williamson's events have been and I really hope he doesn't drop the ball on what could be a classic run. Also have to applaud Williamson on putting in a recap page which is needed throughout DC's line.

Dan Mora is one of my favorite artists of all time but I felt like the art got very confusing during the big action scenes which took away from the story's impact at times. Still a great issue and so curious to see how Jon makes out after this.

Solid issue with some great moments but the pacing was so fast to fully get immersed in the story. Mora's one of the best artists out there but some scenes got too chaotic to clearly identify what's happening.

I really liked this but the event was so rushed that everything happens too fast to carry as much emotional weight as it could have. This story could have been much better had it been 6 issues.

Great issue but the delays have killed all momentum to this series. Looking forward to reading it all at once and hope for a better experience.

This was an awesome series but felt the 2 flashback stories in this issue were by far the weakest of them all. But the front and back ends were great with fantastic art making this a solid ending to the series. This will certainly be a trade I recommend to friends who don't typically read comics.

I lost connection or investment in the characters with each time jump so the first half of this issue dragged for me but the second half was fantastic with typical Gillen execution.

This book just continues to be fantastic. Kelly Thompson's witty dialogue with the amazing art style of this book finds a great blend maintaining the espionage style a Black Widow story should have with laughs and charming characters making each read a joy.

More of the same in the best of ways. Solid fill in artist to keep the feel of the book.

Nice story but odd choice to start the run and would’ve read better placed later on.

This is the only current Marvel book that I get excited for a new issue. North is doing a fantastic job balancing science fiction concepts, character work, twilight zone nostalgia, and super hero action that are also just simply fun to read. Really hoping North gets to have a long run as this hands down the best Fantastic Four run in the modern era next to Hickman's. I also have to praise the beautiful art and coloring of each issue.

This is far and away the best series Marvel has right now. I'm really excited to see Ryan North's career advance as he's already one of, if not, the best writer at Marvel this early in his career. Something Marvel is in desperate need of.

Love the great science fiction we're getting throughout this series. North excels where many others at Marvel falter.

Continues to be best book Marvel's putting out. Writing, art, and colors are all amazing and this series is something special I hope gets a long run.

This was a fun issue but started to drag a little but in the end had great results with some genuine feels. I've been loving this series but this issue started to show that it may be time to get back to NY for super hero antics as the current concept may start to wear out its welcome.

As Damian is my favorite Robin (not counting Dick), I was nervous a book with a Mortal Kombat theme would do him justice but not only was the writing and story great but the art is fantastic! Looking forward to more and great start.

Fun story, leaning into the campy theme while balancing an interesting story, great characters, and amazing art.

This book is just so good. Amazing art, perfect storytelling, and good ol' comic fun.

I'm loving this series with such fun writing and amazing art, but had to go down a little here with all the wonkiness of them merging with the ring because... magic? But the result looks so cool that I can run with it.

The story itself was fun but Dan Mora's art is on a whole other level and is some of the best art I've ever seen. This series is truly special with the combo of Mora's breathtaking art and Waid's fantastic voice for these characters.

The story is a blast but Mora's art is just breath taking. This is a truly special run with the dynamic duo of Waid and Mora firing on all cylinders.

Though I fell this arc is an issue too long to keep me interested, Mora's art is just so amazing I really can't complain.

Another solid issue with fantastic art by Ron Marz. The flawless facial expressions do so much to portray strong emotional moments without the need for dialogue.

Fantastic issue and a perfect example of how Jeremy Adams is one of, if not, the best writer at DC. He delivers a fun story, ties into the event, delivers great character writing, connects to elements of other/previous writer's stories, all while progressing the main story of the series.

Adams just keeps showing he's one of the best writers in the business and seems is on track to be a legend in the making. I really hope DC recognizes this and signs him on for a long term deal as I really want more DC stories from him. Adams delivers so much fun and adventure while keeping the stakes high. Another exciting issue providing depth as a tie in pushing the main story further with pay offs to plot points established early in the run.

Santoloucco’s art is exceptional special in this issue elevating what’s a typical “overcome your inner obstacles” dream issue.

I really like the world and characters but this series really struggles with pacing. There's so much going on without much progression that it makes it hard to get fully invested in the story.

Great issue that's finally back to the high standard this run had before Devil's Reign. It's a shame the Fist arc went on so long that it really diminished the run and hoping that the rest of the story keeps up this momentum.

Checchetto's art is amazing!

Cool enough story but Sanford Greene's art is just amazing!

This is a great issue and totally has me sold on this new creative team. Great balance of comedy, heart, and interesting story to hopefully put the unfortunate story of Heroes Crisis behind him.

Not only was this one of the most fun comics I've read in a while, but it did an amazing job evolving both the Flash & Dark Crisis stories while having perfect authentic voices for all the characters involved in the story. Bravo Mr. Adams!

Perfect simple one shot issue that's plenty of fun. Sometimes attempts at stories like this fall flat especially when a series isn't providing stories of substance, but after the last few issues being so strong while actually tying into Dark Crisis (unlike the other "tie ins") a one shot break to have some fun fits perfect.

Really liked Adam's "Almost Got 'Im" story for a fun one shot but really wish he had a stronger finish to his fantastic run and devastated that it's come to a close. The Bart story was great but the Spurrier story further increases my concern with him replacing Adam's as his writing style is a terrible fit for these characters.

Best issue of this whole disjointed Knight Terrors series. Jeremy Adams continues to prove he's on of DC's best writers.

I have to applaud Vita Ayala on this issue and her work with the Shadow King. As she's a writer I often find to be more of a miss than hit, she's done a solid job on this series. Only nit pick is the jarring redundant lines from Magik but the brilliant art secures this issue as a 9 for me.

I liked how we got an issue to focus on the characters' mental and emotional status with everything they've been dealing with but some of the dialogue felt somewhat heavy handed or unnatural. The art was ok and it was nice to have a change in style for a story like this where facial expressions were really needed to convey their emotions but some facial features were pretty jarring. I also really hope we get some resolution to Rahne's son as she seems to be at an emotional stand still the whole series.

Joshua Williamson has been doing god's work finally thoughtfully advancing Damien where he keeps being reset every time a new creative team handles him. Hopefully this continues with other writers now that it seems Williamson has been handed the keys to current/upcoming DC status. Only knock to this issue was the lack of a compelling reason for Ra's turning himself in.

Great start and Simone nails the characters' voices. Nice bonding amongst friends with some fun action that leads into an interesting direction for the series.

This issue shows what a critical piece Jorge Jimenez's art is to this run. I'm enjoying Tynion's run but do see how things get dragged out and parts feel boring or cheesy without being elevated by Jimenez's art.

Howard Porter is a talented artist with a dynamic feel but is just not for me. I could deal with it through Shadow War as the story was entertaining, but when paired with a mediocre story the combination was a disappointing issue.

This arc may be good but really struggles with bad timing. Batman being "dead" after just coming back in Crisis and too much multi-verse focus going on everywhere, really makes it hard to buy into another one. But the issue was interesting and better than what we're getting in Detective so I'm positive overall but would have been better if Zdarsky adjusted his plans accounting for what's just happened in the DCU.

I was really concerned having Tini Howard involved in this crossover as I don't feel any writer can salvage anything she's involved in but this issue somewhat tainted my feelings on Zdarsky's writing (who I find to be one of the best writers currently at the big 2). Dick Grayson saying Bruce needs to get off his "Moral Ledge" is practically blasphemy. Dick and Superman are supposed to be the moral compass of the DCU so he would never make such a statement of act like this. Just when it seemed the Bat-family was finally in a good place and getting along, we' thrown right into another rift that we keep seeing repeated through each writer's runs and it's getting so old and frustrating at this point. The Bat line is in dire need of a capable editor to manage the direction of these books and to challenge the writers to re-assess their ideas to get the most out of their potential. On a more positive note, it's so great to have Jorge Jimenez back on this book as his art style is amazing bringing so much life to it. Easily my favorite artist right now.

Thank god Gotham War is over and Zdarsky's run can continue without being dragged down by Tini Howard and Matthew Rosenburg's terrible writing. This issue gets right back to a compelling high stakes story with the Joker that nicely ties back the Chip's The Knight and Morrison's Zur-En-Arrh. Though the Joker can feel overplayed, the problem is with too many inept writers telling Joker stories so for me this is a breath of fresh air to have a capable writer using him. The back up is also great and nice to not only have Zdarsky writing it, but excellent that there's more to be done with Vandall Savage without being bogged down by the Gotham War. Jimenez's art is brilliant as always.

I'm not a fan of defining the Joker's past but the story of the past timeline does have my interest and presents some interesting ideas but I'm not really into the future timeline. The final issue has a lot of work to do to make this a worthwhile story and I really hope he sticks the landing.

This was an ok story for an early Gordon tale but it really hurt the series further ruining the flow of the main story.

Great issue finally bringing back some urgency and interest to the Zur story. The Joker Year One and Catwoman crossover really hurt the flow of this run and really hope we're past that and it stays on track.

This issue was fantastic and feel that my patience with this run is now being rewarded with some very compelling ideas and connections. I could feel my adrenaline pumping as the story progressed and was at the edge of my seat the whole read. Additionally, Jimenez's art is brilliant and elevates the issue to another level. Jimenez is not only my favorite current artist in comics but will go down as one of the best Batman artists in history which is murderers row of talent.

There were some awesome moments in this issue but the portrayal of Damian as being so naïve was just awful/unacceptable. Tim is clearly Zdarsky's favorite Robin which is fine and leads to great moments for him in this issue and throughout the run, but playing Damian like a fool isn't needed. I still was able to just accept it as I'm really into this story and Bruce finally has accepted he's stronger with his family.

This was a fantastic conclusion to a story that I was glad I gave some patience trusting Zdarsky had a plan and I felt he nailed it. Thought each Robin got their time to shine especially the moments with Jason and really just loved the whole issue. Great action, suspense, and most importantly for me emotional moments.

I was initially very skeptical on where this issue was going and didn't like the idea of "Bruce Jr." but as the issue progressed it opened a fantastic self examination for Bruce to reflect on his mistakes and what truly matters, family. After years of writers dragging Batman through the mud, pushing away his loved ones, and being broke; Zdarsky put in the work to get things back on track and unite the Batfam. I really hope his runs continues and with this focus post Absolute Power as it would be brutal for another writer head in another overplayed direction. This issue had so much heart in the end and was a highlight of recent Batman issues over the past few years.

It's a shame we have to sacrifice an issue of the current run for a "special milestone" issue that's nothing more in story than an annual would be. The story is basically the another typical generic story that is often found in annuals or milestone issues. That said, at least Zdarsky does a solid job in execution that it was a decent enough read where many of these type of stories lack any substance.

I'm a sucker for Bruce & Selina's relationship so this worked for me. Could've used a different scene than the beach where Tom King had them taking a vacation while Bane took over Gotham and killed Alfred though...

Going back reading Waid’s run is a pure joy and this issue is perfection! Waid gets Wally and his afterward on the issue just further expresses that, the heart of this series is Wally and Linda’s relationship and the epic battles are a bonus the hit all our emotions. Just brilliant and had to leave a review rather than shout my joy from the rooftop like a fool.

Lots of cool reveals here but the repetitive biblical type quotes theme has really began to drag down each ongoing issue.

Perfect first issue and has me excited for the series. You get to know and like the main character right off the bat, it clearly presents the focus/universe, and the art is fantastic. Nice slightly cartoonish style art that's very dynamic and expressive. Was really disappointed in the Alien series as the characters didn't interest me but I can't wait for the next issue here.

Great start to lead into the main event. Does a solid job as an entry point for new readers while still keeping the recap info entertaining for those who've been down since issue one and gives a clear direction to where the event will go and who the major players will be. Really excited to see where it all goes.

Got to say this series is proving to be a let down with each issue. It feels stretched too thin with too many new characters or random side missions that aren't interesting so far. The art is also pretty disappointing for a big crossover as the TMNT tie in issues art is stronger. I'm really hoping Waltz ties it all together by the end.

Best issue of the event yet and finally has a sense of excitement.

Nice to see everything coming to a head but feel like the event struggles from too many new characters all at once that it often takes away the emotional impact from the story. Personally the art style has not been my favorite and the panels have been too tight and up close during fights that it's not that clear what's going on. Still a good issue and interested to see how it all wraps up.

Great issue and satisfying conclusion. Overall the Armageddon Game was good but could have been so much stronger with a tighter story and cast. The addition of all the new space characters really dragged the story down and really wish they were not included so we'd have a stronger/less convoluted story focusing on the characters that had purpose to the story. In the end I don't feel like the story was worth all the money spent on the oversized issues and tie ins and would have played much better being a prolonged story in the main series. Going to stick with the next few issues but think this may be a jumping off point as the series doesn't have the magic it had for the first 100 issues (which is a huge accomplishment for any series).

MacKay just continues his amazing work with Tigra in this issue.

The "bad" Moon Knight mystery and reveal just hasn't been that interesting to me but the Midnight Mission crew and character work has been what's keeping me reading. Hoping the series now goes on to focus on that team with the MM being the true vengeance/legacy of Moon Knight.

Best issue from the new creative team and hope the books stays to this level. After being burnt by suffering through the terrible bonus stories, I skipped this one to not end a good issue with a bad taste in my mouth.

This book was clearly affected by Knight Terrors and Johnson was forced to rush this story to a quick ending which was very disappointing but he managed to still do a decent job wrapping it up.

If Johnson and Williamson can both maintain the quality of each series, this will go down as a special moment for classic Superman stories.

I typically don't like Jason Aaron books and get bogged down reading Bizarro talk, but this was a great start and I'm really liking everything Aaron's bringing to the table in DC so far. Seems he's been reinvigorated writing for DC and looking forward to this and Batman Off World continuing.

Disappointing read that felt very generic.

This issue was a vast improvement over the fist issue. Though the story plot isn't very interesting or original, Simone does a great job with Clark, Lois, and Jimmy's voices which added some much needed depth to the story. The back up was painful with Rowell's take on Lois. At least Rowell handled Clark properly rooting on the pogo stick girl.

The fun moments of Robin alone make this issue a must read.

I really enjoyed this issue as stories like this better the series rather than some of the other other-worldly threats that just didn't seem to fit. This issue gave Jed MacKay a chance to write good witty dialogue that is fun and shows how great Felicia is.

Only 2 issues in and this is the best Captain America book since Brubaker's infamous run. I'm finally excited to read Marvel comics again after years of mostly mediocre stories thanks to books like this, FF, Daredevil, and Hulk.

The explanation and resolution are super hand wavy nonsense but this books been so fun getting the Arrow family finally together that I don't even care and can roll with it.

Great to have Hester on art here going back to the well of him and Smith's classic run with their Onomatopoeia story. This book's just a fun solid read each week and I really hope Williamson sticks the landing with this and his Superman stories.

Though this series tends to get a little hand wavy with explanations, it's so much fun and Williamson has a great feel for the arrow fam that this is one of my favorite current books at DC. So hyped to have Mia back and can't wait for more details on where she's been.

I've loved this series as Williamson has a great voice for the arrow family and the issues have been lots of fun. I've been able to gloss over some of the goofy story lines and forced explanations for things but this issue struggled too much to ignore. The whole Sanctuary hard light construct concept and fight were boring and the stuff with Malcom's off world explanations dragged. Really hope things pick up next issue and Williamson can stick the landing to this series (as well as Superman) which I've so far found to be a huge flaw in his previous work.

William's has a great voice for these characters but the plot and reveals throughout this series have been a mess. That said, at least he's finally put the arrow fam back together and each issue is still a fun read.

Solid issue after the last few have struggled. Amancay Nahuelpan's art is fantastic and far exceeds the cover art.

Another really good issue with great art. Love having the Arrow family together as always but "Red Canary" just has to go. There's no logic to that character being involved in this story and she just takes away focus for the established characters we already don't get enough of.

Though most of this issue was just recap, it gave a nice happy conclusion to all the struggles Oliver has dealt with lately to transition him into a new story direction.

The story beats were fine but the writing was so corny and the art did nothing in its favor. It’s a shame this series is going out with a dud when it was solid for the majority of the run.

Though the crime alley stuff if beyond overdone now, the art was so good and really like the horror tones that made me really enjoy this.

I'll take any little extra bit I can of this show. The show itself is a 10/10 and it's great we get some more time with some of the side characters at the planet.