And let the raving begin...
Dredd - Suddenly filled with fear that the Monkey might have ended up in Cal, which would have been truly awful, but a good ending. Made me keen to reread the whole story again, which is nice.
Apocalypse - I know how much flack I'll get for this but I found the language that was atributed to God quite offensive. There you go. I've said it. That said the story is interesting and the art lovely.
McNulty - This is really picking up steam, liking this a lot, especially the 'flashforward within the flash-back to the flash-back of what was the present future 20 years ago' moment.
Dakies Mob - This really is great stuff. What's a chindit though?
Slaine - This has picked up again but I hope whatever is reprinted next is a shorter tale. Unless they choose 'Verdus'. That'd be aces.
Black Siddhe - Funny, great to look at and interesting. I think the lengthy trial sequance was a mistake but otherwise this is a fine story. It deserves a second series just so we can have a story now the scene setting is coming to a close.
Family - Another one that is getting better as it goes on. Worth a re-read I think, I expect it will read better in one sitting.
Devlin Waugh - On the one hand this looks a treat and is as good as ever, on the other this really should have been told in bigger doses or in the weekly. Landis' return was nicely low-key, I think.
Not had to time to read the short story but Adrian Salmon art is always a treat.
Gordons bit made me laugh in the doctors waiting room, so that's both good and bad.
Don't like knowing how many parts there are to each tale in the listings. Spoils some of the surprise. If only I had the power to avoid things like that.
Overall, really enjoyed this a lot.
