The art was fantastic, but not much happened in this one. I'm excited to find out more about the Unsanity Collective but there wasn't much progress on that front in this issue. Harley's writing was so-so. I feel like she's being written a lot dumber than she is.

This was the first Nightwing I have ever read, and I immediately added it to my pull list. The art is top notch, you see a lot about Grayson's character, my favorite Bat/Oracle, Barbara Gordon makes an appearance, and he saves a dog. What more could you want?

This is looking to be one of my favorite Sci-Fi settings since Saga. A world gone dark with even more concerning results for the nature of the inhabitants there. It's a sweet mix of horror and sci-fi and the main character is in the perfect role to introduce us to the setting. I can't wait to read more.

If I could rate this 11/10, I would. One of my favorite comics I have ever read. I laughed out loud no less than 5 times. It has action, it has heartbreak, it has comedy...every catlover (at the very least) owes it to themselves to read this one.

The artstyle is extremely evocative and gruesome. But rather than making me cringe, it nearly brought me to tears thinking of the hopelessness of the characters caught in this setting. The story is phenomenal, and there's so little revealed about the source of their powers that it's easy to suspect that it isn't a traditional good vs evil fight...