This issue was a little boring but had some decent character development. The art supply store scene was good.

I want to like this more than I do. I always hate when interior art is such a huge drop off from cover art. I've always been of the opinion that the interior artist should do cover A and the cover specialists can do the variant covers, but I know that's not the best business strategy. Still feels like false advertising. There were also a couple scenes that just didn't feel well-written. The apple scene in particular, it was an abrupt and unearned 180 from the kid going from grateful and in awe to "go away you freak" just because SS ... stopped bullets and possibly saved his life. This isn't an uncommon trope, but it's lazy writing in my opinion (and I know Greg Pak can do much better.) The overall plot still has my interest though and I won't be dropping the book. I'm not anticipating the art getting any better but hopefully the writing does. more

Didn't we buy it for the cover?

What a fun new book! The art was good, the writing was very good and the world building was great. You can definitely see the Battle Chasers influence in the character designs. Can't wait for more.

Very good ending to a very good series. I enjoyed this a lot, very Roger Rabbit-like and I'm always down for that. If I had a complaint it would be that it all just wrapped up very conveniently and quickly, it was kinda anticlimactic. It didn't detract from it too much, though. Would love a sequel series.

Not much plot progression here, but if the purpose of this #1 was to set the tone and vibe of the series then mission accomplished. Great art, the writing did its job, and I enjoyed the ride. Every issue won't be able to be like this, but as an introduction to the world it was a great first issue. Very cinematic.

The plot here is far too shallow to necessitate a swimsuit, but it was moderately fun. Most of the art is very meh, but there are a few standout pages. As a Rivals player, I probably enjoyed the concept art at the end more than the story itself.

I love the idea of a Magik on-going series. She's one of the deeper X-characters and I'd really love for more upper-tier creators to be assigned to the book. The writing is ok, the art is meh. I am mostly enjoying the story, but it's nothing ground-breaking. Overall I'm enjoying this more for who it's about than what it's about, but enjoying it nonetheless.

This kind of misery porn isn't my usual preference, but the cover and title caught my attention so I decided to give it a try. The writing is good, the art is not. I'll probably give it one more issue to grab me.

I really enjoyed this. The writing was good and art was fantastic. The setting is far from original, but it's right up my alley. Can't wait for the next issue.

I have thoroughly enjoyed this series so far, but this issue was slightly less enjoyable than the others for me. It wasn't bad by any stretch, and I can't place my finger on it, but it just wasn't as engrossing as the previous nine issues. I'm looking forward to getting back on track with it next month and still hope this gets turned into a movie/tv series. It would be perfect for that.

Sophie Campbell is a very good writer and a very good artist. I thoroughly enjoyed her work on TMNT and she's the reason I gave this series a try. It's not the type of series I'd usually go for, but I'm enjoying it and I'll probably stick with it as long as Campbell is there.

Man, Chris Claremont really phoned this one in. This was one of the worst written comics I've read in a while, and Claremont is probably my all time favorite comic writer. The art was really bad too. Just an all around bad comic.

Loved this issue and love Mutina as the Outliers' first arch-nemesis. Fun concept, with the horror movie angle. Very much looking forward to seeing where this goes.

Not bad. The "League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" vibes are strong, but that's obviously intentional. Not the best Elseworlds story, but far from the worst.

Another brilliant issue. I can't say enough how great pretty much all of the Absolute stuff has been. Superman really feels like a character early in discovering his place in a new world but not willing to betray his values. And I love how Lois is being written, the scene between her and Ra's was fantastic. Great issue.

First off, I am VERY much not a Fantastic Four fan. I haven't read much prior to this, mostly only issues that tied into events I was interested in. But I decided to give this a shot since it's starting over and I've heard good things about Ryan North from people I talk to, and Ramos is a solid artist. I actually really enjoyed this issue and I'll be sticking with the series for the foreseeable future. The art was really good, the writing was good, and idea of splitting them up across time periods is interesting. HT getting sent so far back that oxygen is too low for him to flame on properly is an interesting twist. Can't wait to see where this goes, might make a FF fan of me yet. more

It's fine for a quick flip-through and a few chuckles.

Great first issue, bringing us back to this world that's a mash-up of Portrait of a Killer and Berenstain Bears. Can't wait to see how it plays out this time.

Fun issue. The Mignola homage was well done and the humor was all funny to me. Good one-off issue.

The first two stories were good, but the third story was GREAT. Always a good strategy to save the best for last, definitely put this one back in the bag and board feeling like I just read a great comic.

I mostly enjoyed this book. With such a huge cast and so many stories to address it was always going to be difficult to completely nail it, but I enjoyed a lot more of it than I didn't. It was certainly distinct from a Gala, and appropriately somber as a Vigil. I especially appreciated Cyclops' reaction; it felt very in character to look at it through a more pragmatic lens and it took someone else to make him realize that something like this is needed. What worked least for me was all the Dazzler singing. I really like Dazzler as a character and I read her books when she gets her own, but any time there's "singing" scenes I skip all the lyrics. It's a lot of wasted time and page real estate. That's a minor gripe, though. My only other minor gripe is that the outfits were very subdued. I get that's also appropriate for this sort of event, but the flashy new outfits were always my favorite part of the Galas heh. Again, a tiny gripe and I completely understand why it was how it was. more

I really like the concept for this book. With Wolverine and Deadpool having so much history already, a double-daddy-daughter-date makes too much sense not to happen. I actually hope the daughters get their own regular series team-up book, like the Wolverine and Deadpool, Cable and Deadpool, etc. books of the past. Unfortunately they gave this to Cody Ziglar to f it up. I didn't pay attention to the credit page at first, just started reading it, and a few pages in I was like "ugh, this is reading like a Ziglar book" so I checked and sure enough it was. The art was solid and I like where the plot is going, I just wish they had gotten ANYONE else to write it. The fourth wall quips every other panel, the stupid attempts at humor, Ziglar writes Deadpool as if he was directed to make Deadpool a preteen girl Gen A Spider-man and I hate it. more

I enjoyed this book a lot. The writing and art were top notch, good humor, just a very fun read. When Ock was counting Venom's "arms" and was mad that Venom had nine just to one-up him, that made me lol. Really good issue.

This is just fun. Art is amazing and I like how Otto is written. All around good stuff!

Well the art was really nice. The writing and plot were just kinda all over the place though. I did enjoy reading it with the original movie actors' voices (for characters that were in it.) Other than drawing them to resemble the actors and one line from Catwoman about being held back, there wasn't much that really connected the characters or plot to the Burton movies though.

This whole arc has been really meh to me. I really like Jed MacKay but this was probably his least interesting work I've ever read. The villains couldn't have been more boring. The City is interesting, the roster of the team is interesting, the sum is less than the parts in this case. The art was pretty meh. I did appreciate the BP + Storm interaction. Hopefully it picks up moving forward with Capt. Marvel and Storm being larger driving forces of the narrative. more

There were a number of moments in this book that had me thinking it was about to get really good, including the last page where Hellgate is like "there he is" but it never crested into good territory imo. Joe Kelly is a really good writer and the dialogue is all really good, but for an issue that was almost all action it was kinda boring. The art was meh, I've never been a fan of JRJR at all but I've appreciated some of his Spiderman work lately. This book wasn't among that "some." more

This was a far shot and in general it had some good elements. Like the pace is nice and easy to read but I couldn't get myself through the art style and I couldn't connect to the story or with the characters. Which is in my opinion a must in a first issue...