Neil McCulloch Comic Reviews

As exciting and visually stunning as you could ask for. This is what comic books should be. Intelligent writing and sumptuous visuals make it a pleasure to take in.

After a 2 month hiatus, Black Science #12, returns to winning form with issue twelve whilst also doing a great job of bringing new readers up to speed.

God Hates Astronauts #6 shows that Browne can write a chapter than is entrenched in battle whilst keeping the same breezy, often bizarre, tone of the dialogue.

A visual feast but light on exposition. The story doesn't move much further forward, yet somehow maintains its momentum.

Injecting a little more life into the time travel genre but not quite satisfying enough to lift its head above the pack.

A good concept that has great potential but not enough out of the gate to warrant running out for the next issue.

Consistent is possibly the best way to describe Postal #2. Expansion of the mythos is welcome but it is at the cost of plot development. It's hard to see where this is going.