Robyn Montgomery Comic Reviews

Life is Strange continues to be a fantastic book for fans of the game. The entire creative team give it their all as usual and it brings an interesting end to the third arc.

A really good issue that shows the ability of the storytellers to tell a time loop plot.

A great story, fantastic art that calls back to earlier moments in Flash history, and a potentially controversial story element make this issue can't miss.

Donny Cates steps it up after the assembling the team arc to bring something new and exciting!

Year One continues to show how a Young Barry and a Young Iris come together as the power couple they must be. Porter's art is sublime.

An absolutely great story with some amazing surrealist art creates one of the best colored books.

Mera: Tidebreaker is a really great book about a young girl taking her future in her own direction rather than being controlled by the patriarchal forces that are trying to dictate her life. The artwork is stunning.

This finale for the tenure of Lemire is brought together through a great collaboration with Joe Bennett and ends... Terrifically!

Young Justice #3 maintains the healthy momentum of the first two issues.

Joe Bennett's art is up to his usual high quality standard " especially the unique weirdness he brings to Plastic Man. His use of panelling and spacing through the issue is really well done and shows that you can use different sorts of panels to great effect as well as bring splash pages with a sense of motion portrayed across them incredibly well.

Female Furies is a must read! Castellucci and Melo start the first issue off strong with art and writing reminiscent of Jack Kirby.

The issue brings in a lot of heartwrenching moments that are undermined by Godspeed.

This issue continues the brilliant storytelling from the duo of Lemire and Bogdanovic.

Is it good?! It's great! Bendis and Gleason hit it out of the park again!

Yet another brilliant issue by Lemire and Bogdanovic who bring their A-Game as always.

Another fantastic issue from Andreyko with a superb backup by Dan Jurgens.

Truly terrific time to read.

Plastic Man was a fantastic, fun miniseries that can easily be recommended as a great starting point to anybody interested in the character.

Doom Patrol #12 is a fun issue with solid artwork although the overall story feels more like a backup than anything else.

Every story within this annual is fantastic with none I could call a clear winner. Every creative involved brings their A game and it is a fantastic issue for that.

Once again another fantastic issue from Jeff Lemire with some superb art from Jose Luis.

A good penultimate issue that leaves the problem of a lot to tie up in the final issue.

Another absolutely fantastic issue by Lemire and Eaglesham with amazing art and references that will make any Tom Strong fan grin.

Another fun issue full of great character interactions and fantastic art.

This issue might as well be called Tom Strong since it feels like one. A fantastic issue of writing and art by Lemire and Eaglesham!

An interesting story with some great setup and fantastic artwork.

This book is truly the best that Robert Venditti and Bryan Hitch have ever done and this issue is no exception.

The sidecast inclusion of this issue and how they tie to the story makes this a really fun and great issue.

Another really fun issue that finally pushes the story to reaching Tom Strong!

A very good issue that could easily have been in a Wally West series, brought down by what's coming next for the character.

A fun issue with some really otherworldly art.

A solid issue with fun character moments and visually striking art.

Another fun issue that couldnt be possible without both writer and artist.

A great oversized issue with only minor stumbles.

An incredibly fun issue that serves as a good jumping on point!