Just terrible, why can't they actually write a good cerebral compelling story, Quinn On Batman whit Knight comes across as a very intelligent character. On this Issue it was the author using her as a mouthpiece for their social commentary. One more awful book like this and am going to have to cancel it.

I hope someone from the wizard's family survives, they be dropping off left and right. Who are these domineering creatures that hunt the evil monsters? guess am going to have to read the next issue.

I liked when the fool attacked that elf woman, did not see it coming, and then it progressed into everyone showing off their powers, which where cool...well most of them the relationship between the Dictator and Sorrow Knight I found weird, having to be made sad by someone else to activate their powers? I suppose I'll have to deal with it to follow along. The art is top level!

The story remains interesting on issue 3. Those sneaky aliens sure found a way inside all those space stations. Can't wait to see the havoc they will cause among the foolish humans trying to use them. U can't control them hahaha. I also like how the story progresses, it remains subtle and foreshadowed.

Fun story. It was cool to see another one of Jet Girl's houses. Dobson creates a new "two story" RV tank hybrid with a black whole stored inside a refrigerator. Booga screws things up again with his shenanigans. Subgirl and Jetgirl chase a tank on a bicycle and assault it with a bike pump. Awesome!

I am liking this story, Although at times I find it hard to follow. For example I liked the mental monologue of the protagonist. The questions he feels about still being a part of human written history when he has been modified. I mean the Buddhist speculations about reincarnation. But I can't recall his name, only that he is the leader of "Gladiator two six" which is a cool name for a team. There was also the scene about the orbital strike from The International Space Station MK Two,which I though was a really cool idea but I questioned the necessity of having someone go outside the station to aim the orbital strike. I guess you could compare it to soldiers in real life guiding bombs with lazers. But if you have the technology for an orbital strike would there still be the need to have someone aim the strike from space when a computer could easily handle it? The motorcycle project Jackknife was using was cool, no idea where it came from or how a super cool motorcycle would be necessary to fight off an alien invasion, it was Supra cool non the less. The orbital laser in the last pages was awesomely depicted, kudos to the artists. I'd say 9.0 fo sure.