Bethany W Pope

This was a frankly phenomenal example of narrative art — and a satisfying conclusion to an extremely strong series.

Author(s): Gerry Duggan Artist(s): Lucas Werneck Colorist(s): David Curiel Letterer: Joe Caramagna Publisher: Marvel

This conclusion was competent and complete, but as the ending of an important series, it felt a little rushed.

This was a fun, though inessential read. It's nice to see so many non-male creators gathered together in one book. It's a pity that Marvel only seems to break out this level of diversity for Pride.

This was a bittersweet goodby to five years of storytelling, and a bright, beautiful hello to the wonders that are soon to come.

is an incredibly strong beginning to what promises to be an absolutely fascinating series. @misterkristoff #Tirso @TomTaylorMade #ArifPrianto #DCComics #DarkKnights

This was a fun, engaging, beautifully rendered start to a series which promises to be deeply enjoyable – if the author can avoid the usual monster-of-the-month pratfalls.

After the brutality of the past few months, Simone's X-Men emerges as a breath of fresh air, and a return to everything that makes these heroes stand out.

I've rarely seen a creative team work so well together. This is a brilliant, agonizing book.

This issue was fun, deeply atmospheric, and beautifully rendered. The plot stuttered in a few places, but not badly enough to blur the intent. It's well worth picking up.