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Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribic make epic comics together.

Perfection. Just wish it was an actual series.

Jonathan Hickman is easily the most ambitious writer in comics, and he's got the skill to back it up and pull off his big, ballsy ideas. Some might say that he can, at times, be a writer whose reach exceeds his grasp, and time will tell whether that's true here, but Hickman has proven that he deserves my full confidence. So I'm happy to follow him down this magical, winding, cosmic rabbit hole and see where I pop out at the end. This issue was only the tip of the iceberg for what Hickman's got in store and I can't wait to see what's next. Schiti absolutely killed it with the art too.

I don't think I could ever be bored reading a Hickman comic. He has an uncanny ability to completely captivate me with scenes involving nothing more than people talking. Masterclass in writing.

Hickman is on fire. Somebody extinguish this man! Wait...actually, don't. Let the man cook.

As comic writers go, Jonathan Hickman is a god among men.

Jonathan Hickman is without a doubt the most ambitious writer in comics who also has the skill to make his big, bold ideas work. It's dense, heady stuff, but it's always well worth your time and money. Valerio Schiti's art is absolutely stunning throughout this whole series. It gave me something beautiful to stare at while I tried to wrap my mind around the concepts Hickman was laying down, which made each issue of G.O.D.S. a long read, but a deeply satisfying one. I will definitely be revisiting this story multiple times in the future. Another masterpiece for the comic industry's current most talented writer.

Kieron Gillen continues to operate at the top of his game with Immortal X-Men. This is probably my favourite X book ever behind House of X/Powers of X.

Kieron Gillen's Immortal X-Men is going to go down as one of my favourite comic runs of all-time. He does such a brilliant job of giving each character a chance to shine and he's got a great voice for each of them. The art has been consistently great from the beginning too. I'd read any X-Men books Gillen writes from now until the end of time.

My favorite of all the ongoing Krakoan era X-books. Bravo Kieron Gillen, and thank you.

The art in this issue is something else.

Probably my favourite issue of the so far. Love the action.

I fail to understand how people could rate this and other issues of this run a 1 out of 10...the lowest possible score! That would have to mean that the issue has absolutely NO redeeming qualities in it whatsoever. None. Not a solitary panel of artwork, not a single line of dialogue, nothing. People are allowed to dislike a comic, that's the whole point of posting ratings and reviews, but the obvious and consistent review-bombing by a couple childish people is frustrating as hell. Anyway, rant over. This issue was absolutely incredible, as this whole series has been.

Since the beginning of this run I've much preferred Cappuccio's art to Sabbatini's, but I must say...Sabbatini's art has been getting progressively better. This might be his best work yet.

This book continues to be one of Marvel's best. Jed Mackay's Moon Knight is shaping up to be the best run on the character in decades.

I always miss Cappuccio's art whenever he's not on, but Sabbatini has been getting better throughout the run.

Rick Remender hardly ever misses, and this looks to be yet another gem. Enjoyed Bengal's art on Death or Glory, so excited to see him back, this time on a sci-fi story. First issue definitely shows a ton of promise for this series.