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The art is horrific.

The artwork is an abomination. The storyline is drivel.

A mess. Dropped.

Seen it all before, and the artwork is hideous.

Crap art (apart from the cover), crap writing.

An unoriginal mess.

A mess.

Not very original, is it?

Maybe sales of a monthly comic would have held up had the creators shown more professionalism and avoided the long hiatus.

Good to see Ghostgirl again.

I want to like SD, I really do. But the foul pornography and the vile political 'hate'content prevents it.

Mercifully free of the culture wars, wokery and diversity frenzy, which makes many other comics unreadable. This feels like a comic from saner and happier days.

I just cannot follow the storyline from the artwork. Dropped.

This title promised much more than it delivered. Here is another issue with our hero rampaging around killing everyone.

No real plot progression, just another silly Christmas themed story.

Four years after I dropped this comic for poor scheduling, it turns out that i missed nothing and this is the next issue. I really hope the team can keep up this time.

The artwork is very unclear. Often I cannot work out what I am looking at.

Ruined by its scheduling, this series signs off with a whimper.

Not as good as usual.

As I feared last issue, we have descended into "Pigeon the Avenger" where our hero goes around killing people. As we hardly knpw them, this has little impact. Disappointing. The artwork is magnificent.

I really hope this isn't going to descend into "Pigeon, the Avenger".

Whoever at DC commissioned this wretched series needs their head examining. As does the utter clown who, when reviewing this issue, gave it a perfect 10.

A very average comic.

DC just cannot get WW right.

A typical "strong women" type offering from Marvel. It's a shame they forgot the plot, some entertainment and decent art.

Rubbish artwork.

Good to see a comic that does not rush blindly from one action sequence to the next.

Very poor.

When the tide turns, people will remember how DC comics backed an extreme and negative ideology.

Despite the strange artwork which makes it hard to tell what is going on, I still quite enjoy this series.

The delays are not helping this series.

Disappointing. Despite a fairly good plot, the constant time jumps and the crap art ruined it. If there is another series, can we have a return to the happy-go-lucky Hellcat - and some decent artwork.

Here we go again. There can be no progress in comics, the status quo must prevail. So another massacre provides the reset.

Why can't comics writers leave their extremist politics at home??

A pointless story with wretched artwork. Only the cover is good.

It doesn't bode well for this run having a Wong filler issue so early on. I don't really give a damn about Wong or the tattooed lady.

The storyline is jumping all over the place. Can we not have a few pages without a flashback?? And the hideous artwork is killing this for me.

A little better, but the slow slow realese schedule really is not helping matters.

Ho hum

Disappointing.

More repusive identity politics rammed down our throats.

Yet more repulsive identity politics from DC.

Decent plot. Wretched artwork.

It's unoriginal, but quite fun. And I like the artwork.

Very underwhelming. I wonder how long it will be until Clea is banished to another dimension and the usual status quo is re-established.

I wasn't expecting much after several poor Hellcat series in tghe past, but this was surprisingly good. I hope this gets a decent run, but I fear it won't. The artwork could do with an upgrade.

More sick identity politics from the increasingly woke Marvel.

Too much jumping around. Just tell a story - without needlessly making it difficult to follow.

If ever a series needed a large "who's who" issue, this is it.

Not sure I can live with the art.

A bit feeble.

It's about time Brian reclaimed "Captain Britain". This drivel with Betsy has been going on far too long - and is going nowhere.

More sick race-baiting from DC.

If only all Marvel comics were like this. Fun. Non political. Optimistic.

Reasonable, could have been much worse, but was it really asking too much to expect the classic Huntress costume?

So Marvel can still produce old fashioned fun comics... more please.

If you are going to set a WW1 story behind the lines in 1915, then at least do some research. I assume the absurdly multiracial group visiting the cafe were British. I can assure you that they would all have names such as Tom, Dick, Bert and Harry. Certainly not "Dane" or the other ridiculous names mentioned. It is about time the story went somewhere as it is beginning to drag. The artwork continues to impress.

The artwork is getting worse and the plot increasingly predictable. Dropped.

Good solid entertainment.

An unusual start to the new series, but it was fairly entertaining.

Better than the wretched Salem issue, but that isn't saying much.

A feeble attempt at a comic.

This series rather fizzled out.

This has been a disappointing run to me, and this is the worsyt issue to date. Dropped.

Just dreadful in every way.

I was enjoying this until we got to the completely unoriginal ending of the issue. Are there no stories left to tell? Must we endlessly repeat the same old things??

Bring back the real LSH!

A good start.

Another disappointing issue, mostly featuring another massive battle instead of a plot.

At last a decent issue, with the lead character absent. We have plot, dialogue & humour and, for once, there is no massive battle. If only we could go on like this.

I'm enjoying this. There are plenty of ideas for a lengthy run - if this proves possible.

Great art. but the dialogue is awful. Dropped.

I would have not bothered reading this series had I known it was just a 3 issue mini. It fizzled out at the end. It could have been a great series had it continued.

A very unusual and stylish comic. And the art was great.

Another poor issue, comprising of yet another massive battle.

I wish comics were still like this. Fun.

Great stuff. I hope Marvel keep MacKay on Black Cat. Maybe a new series once Iron Cat finishes?

I wondered from the cover if we were being treated to the return of Chung and Clicky-ba from the "Wolf of Kabul". Sadly, we're not. However this was quite good, and I liked the artwork.

It looks great, but i'm not sure about that plot. Especially the one set in the modern day.

The characters run around like headless chickens. it's all rather tiresome.

It was ok. Personally I'd prefer a 'happy-go-lucky' Hellcat, with not particularly strong powers, and without the links to hell.

Strong and noble women help people, while stupid and childish men cause them problems. Misandrist rubbish.

Oh God. Why can't this Reckoning War nonsense be over?

Nore division from Marvel. A comic apartheid is developing, encouraged by both Marvel and DC. Stop dividing people.

All rather disappointing, and Clea doesn't seem to be true to character.

Not a particularly strong start.

Rampant wokery and anti-white propaganda.

More division vomited forth from DC comics. We do not need seperate comics for every minority/gender. It will lead to ghettoisation. Stop dividing people.

Better than i thought it'd be.

So far, so good. No sign of the 'wokery' which ruined the last series.

Rather unoriginal, and hardly inspiring much hope of a decent series.

That was the best Lady M series for ages.

I've been enjoying this run, but the "Reckoning War' storyline is a mess.

This Avengers seroes is at a very low ebb.

I give up. Although the artwork is great, the story is pretentious, self-indulgent claptrap.

An impressive old school war story. I like the large format too.

A really disappointing second issue. We have a long fairly pointless fight, a few pages of dialogue and then we're off preparing for another fight next issue.

Blows the authors other work "House of Slaughter" right out the water.

Little more than a diversity-fest, with little invention or depth.

Yet another regurgigation of the same old Vampire story. I'll give it a couple more issues to make sure, but it doesn't look good.

The supporting characters are really good in this run.

I normally ignore ther tiresome Marvel formula of "kill" hero. Replace with a "diverse" character for a while. Resurect hero. That said, I'll try this for a while as I've always liked Clea and she has been neglected for too long. When the Doctor is resurrected, I hope Clea sticks around.

Great art, but the rest is self indulgent pretentious claptrap.

"Look how diverse I am. Look!"

I fear cosmic Iron Man will not last long unforuunately. Great artwork, and lots of Hellcat. It's a shame she wasn't like this in her infantile solo series.

Thank goodness, we're back on earth. The space run started well, but dragged on. Cosmic Iron Man could be interesting if it lasts a while.

More hateful divsion from Marvel. Stop seperating us by race, by gender, by sexuality. We are all one.

I am so sick of white heroes being replaced by those of other races. Marvel's position in the culture wars sickens me.

Atrocious

Morte sickening race-baiting from Marvel. Your can guarantee that the one voice that will never be positively featured in this series is the white male.

Horrific artwork.

Completely unoriginal. Dropped.

Sanctimonious twaddle. Nice cover though.

This is a great series. And very innovative.

Finally, we're getting to see the beginnings of Lady M.

A good series. It's a shame it couldn't have been wrapped up as part of the main run. But Marvel has to continue its cynical policy of publishing #1's.

Another divisive race-baiting comic from Marvel. We're getting into activities worthy of apartheid era South Africa now, except that white people are now the enemy. There is no need for comics aimed at individual races - we should not be divided like this.

A pretty good ending to this series, though hardly original.

Rubbish artwork.

Good artwork. The story seemed a bit rushed to me.

At last we're getting back to the main story after the unnecessary de-railment.

Sorry to see this title is ending. I do think the storyline should have wrapped up in a #11. This is completely unprofessional by Marvel. Utterly cynical.

Nonsensical plot & awful art. Avoid.

I give up on this.

It is worry that comics can be published 'celebrating' a particular sexuality, race or gender. Stop this divisive poison.

I wish we could get the one dimensional Bernice killed off. She has become the main character for political reasons. The artwork is quite good though.

I wish we could get back to the main story.

Still colourful.

Not as good as usual.

Pretty bad.

Oh dear, what a disappointing mess. Rubbish artwork, nonsensical plot, crap lineup. What's to like?

I want to like this, but we still have Bernice (complete with ridiculous 'we can do it' headscarf), her very unlikely for the era interracial lesbian affair, and no Emmy. Drop the liberal claptrap and get back to series basics please.

It would have been better had the marriage happened. But the status quo must prevail.

I really would like to see a who-is-who issue with a picture/bio of the characters. There are so many of them it's difficult to keep track.

It's a shame that annuals are often just 'filler' and/or pointless throw way dross. This is no exception.

A bit of a throwaway issue, but it was entertaining enough and the artwork was quite good.

I'm still persisting with this. If nothing else, it is very colourful.

I couldn't really get past the strange artwork.

The comics industry continues to cut its own throat by backing identity politics. Very few people will actually buy this comic. The print run will be shipped out to schools to poison and confuse children.

Ludicrous. But quite entertaining.

Blatant propaganda-mongering from DC. This sort of drivel will kill off the comics industry.

Well, after a decent first issue I didn't think it'd descend into generic slash horror mode in the second issue. Very disappointing. Dropped.

Mercifully this is generally free of the identity politics currently bedevilling the comics world.

This was an incoherent mess of a debut. I'll give it one more issue to improve.

This series would benefit from a slower pace.

Really pleased to see this series is continuing.

Racist crap.

Nauseating race-baiting from DC.

Poor stuff.

The best of Marvel's ongoing series.

Entertaining. More Queen Cat please.

This doesn't look to be very original and the theme has been done a thousand times before, Saying that, I liked the artwork and the dialogue so will sick around for a few issues and see where it goes.

Blatant propaganda, As if we're not subjected to this sort of poison at every turn.

Yawn.

Really enjoying this run, and let's face it. Patsy Walker is a much more interesting character than Tony Stark.

Dear God. This is abysmal. Two points awarded for the artwork which is good.

I had hoped this title would turn around post Bendis but it is as bad as ever. DC is in big trouble when they cannot get one of the big three right.

Month in month out, this is probably one of the best comics out there.

Consistently excellent.

Great stuff, it is rare to find writing and art both firing on all cylinders at the same time. The current 'event' has failed to derail the fun, unlike in many other titles. The only flaw was the rather rushed 'temptation of Felicia'. This could have been extended and perhaps could be a future storyline.

I am increasingly enjoying this unusual series. Anything which steps outside of the normal comics fare should be supported.

Nauseating race-baiting from Marvel.

I've enjoyed this series, and I hope this isn't the end of it.

Once again I like the writing, but the artwork is patchy to say the least. I particularly dislike how Vampi looks, surely this should be something they MUST get right on a Vampirella book.

So it turns out this was the final issue. Frankly it was completely underwhelming, and I should have bailed out after the first issue.

Well, it looks beautiful, but unfortunately the story is very much an unoriginal 'by-the-numbers' sort of affair. I don't get the impression the author has invested much time or effort into it.

I'm rather enjoying this run, and it would be good if Hellcat would stick around long term.

Dreadful artwork which makes it difficult to tell what is going on.

Slightly less predicable this time.

I like the writing. Abnett is always reliable. However the artwork is patchy. I don't really understand how Vampi can be so covered up but is allowed to have her backside hanging out. And don't get me started on the cynical ploy on the cover with Vampi in her classic costume...

Another failed LSH reboot. Lets get back to the real LSH, without the millstone of Bendis.

I didn't really understand the ending, but this was a great series. Farewell to Gideon Falls.

I thought something terrible would happen at the end, but I suppose it was Christmas after all. This is one of the best series running at the moment.

The past was a better time, but you cannot go back.

Really excellent.

I drifted back into this after dropping the title some months ago. The story never really 'kicked on' as it should have done, and the series was ultimately disappointing. The artwork however was excellent throughout.

So having lost all the arguments and all the elections over the last five years, what does the hardcore 'remainer' do? He persists with his inability to accept democracy and clumsily writes a comic. Pathetic. The artwork isn't bad though.

Ho hum. This could be the most predictable of all comics.

Not sure about this. And it's a shame to see Vampi well covered up - typical for the new puritan era we find ourselves in.

A very average comic. Grist may be British, but he isn't a very good writer. The artwork was quite good though. I'll give it one more issue.

I'll be sorry to see the last of this series.

A fairly entertaining tale plods along its utterly predictable path.

Generic black gangster stuff. I'm out.

Hopeless. Absolutely hopeless.

Not exactly original, but good for all that.

Ho hum

This series is possibly beginning to run out of steam?

Decent enough, but weighed down by Archie's lack of commitment to their horror comics, long abandoned and unfinished.

I read this on a whim - I should have spotted who the writer was. Bendis.

This really must be one of the worst runs of Superman ever.

Unbelievably awful.

I doubt this series can get much worse.

Dull and unoriginal.

Bendis.Must.Fall.

Two third rate characters battle. Very poor stuff.

A good issue, the highlight being the superb 'Lawless' musical. Make sure you download the tracks and play them while reading! It really is a triumph.

Ho hum. I'll give it another issue, but it lacks originality so far.

The plot is becoming ever more incoherent.

Nothing original at here.

Bendis must fall.

Abysmal.

The story was ok, but rubbish artwork.

Bendis must fall.

Dreadful dialogue. Artwork barely adequate.

Unoriginal, but I'll give it another issue.

Excellent.

Good entertaining stuff.

I keep returning to 'Aquaman' in the hope it has improved. It has not. This is abysmal. Bring back Abnett.

The most consistently excellent of all current comics.

I'm not impressed by the 2 year delay since the last issue, but at least we didn't start at another issue #1. The artwork and the design of this comic is magnificent. Unfortunately Ruckra's obnoxious and extremist politics are trumpeted through the editorial. Personal politics should not be taken to work, but Rukra seems to think this is acceptable. It isn't. Dropped.

Just awful.

Another stealth cancellation from Marvel. A shame. This was an entetaining series and this was a very average issue to see it off.

Bendis must go.

It looks great, but it's just not going anywhere. Dropped.

There was a time when Bendis' writing seemed fresh and interesting. That was long ago, and now it is stale and excruciatingly poor. It is high time he got out of comics.

Absolute codswallop.

Poor stuff.

Crap art. Crap (latest) new costume. Marvel just cannot get SW right.

Bendis must go. He's not even trying, it's all on auto-pilot.

A really enjoyable series.

It looks great, but... Apparently pulp entertainment is all "racist, sexist, colonial, imperial nonsense" which is "hard to stomach at best" so the team present a story where virtually all the characters are women from every conceivable cultures (except the chronically underrepresented one legged eskimo of mixed heritage). The editorial is littered with extremist rubbish. All part of the war on the white male and it shows once again that the liberal has nothing new or original to offer. He has to take past glories, and twist them to his own warped mindset. Obviously I'm out. It looks great though.

A good series.

Dreadful artwork.

The ridiculous make up of the astronaut team put me off from the start. This just would not happen. And the utterly crap art put the cap on it. I won't bother with the rest of this series.

Disappointingly average. Dropped.

Very good.

Surely it doesn't take seven months to publish a comic? If the creators show no commitment to their product, I'm damned if I will. The unprofessional comment on the last page of this issue just sums up their attitude. Dropped.

Very entertaining.

Entertaining stuff.

Great stuff and very enjoyable, not matter what the "professional" reviewers say.

Well, it looks great. But the story line (think Walt Disney with added sex and violence) is far from original.

A second superb issue. I hope they can keep up these standards.

Average, no more.

This series has not been the best Lady M series, and it limps to its predicable conclusion here.

The artwork is really great, but the storylines lack the punch of 'The Wrong Earth'.