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I'm glad you find Zarkov a hunk. I am totally smitten with Dale. My comics woman of 2014

1) Still plowing through David's second run on X-Factor. Up to issue 50 now. After a hectic time-hopping year-long arc, I'm remember for it to go noir again. Also started the daunting task of...

Fair play, I love Pulido's stuff, but I get that his work isn't to everyone tastes. I certainly wouldn't want every big two comic to look like this, but I think there is room for a few. For me he...

Spot-on review. Loved the first three issues. This one is slightly worse, but still loving the art and the legal hi-jinks. Hope it goes back to top of the read pile next month.

You guys are all awesome, thank you so much!

Hi people, I'm going on a road trip in California and Arizona, starting next week. Anyone know of any really great comic shops between Los Angeles and San Diego (or in either city) that I should...

You won't go wrong with Maggie the Mechanic - that first arc only takes up the first sixth or so of the book (I think, no copy to hand).

I see you like the Goon - I read the first few issues for...

The early Jaime can be a bit of a slog, but its worth plowing through the first major arc to where it settles into a cool LA groove. The hardcover that came out this week is probably his best story,...

I was the same with the Brian Wood X-Men book - wanted to get a single X-Men title in floppies but Marvel just wasn't going to let me do that.

I enjoyed the first issue of this, but I find the inking in the night scenes a little thick for my taste. The scenes with tonnes o' ninja's just seemed quite crowded and blurred together. Also, a bit...

Moderators - can we merge the two MU threads into one lovely digital mess? Is that even possible?

I second that - although the issue 17 fill-in had some very interesting Euro-style art.

Posted on the other MU thread but going to stick with this one here on in. Currently reading a lot of up to...

Glad to hear Thor is pushing your buttons. It takes a bit of a dip with the next storyline. It's a kind of Dungeons and Dragons adventure, but the art isn't quite there and the story is a bit loose....

Loved this. Felt very real. Good pacing in the panel layouts as well. I'm in!

I loved it. Insane splash pages filled with action figures. Scioli rocks. - Not a big G.I. Joe or Transformers guy, but this really hit the spot for me. Some good process stuff in the back as well.

I think Transformers/G.I. Joe (first issue in July) is going to be a great and innovative licensed comic.

The James Stokoe Godzilla mini was pretty good too.

Cheers for the info Jim. Fair play, some artists really only want to be in print and don't feel digital stuff. Feels like a bold move for a hot new creator though. I'm happy waiting for a collection...

So good! Blasted through the first four issues at the weekend. Perfect combination of Love and Rockets style Californian sass, teenage mutant ninja turtles/daredevil, and general 80s social...

Hi bub - you just press the same button that you tick to add comics to libraries - that removes them as well.

Library management in general can get to be a headache, especially when I get...

I've just started picking this up digitally. First issue was a scream, great twist. Looking forward to forging forwards.

Fiffe really needs to get this somewhere digitally. I'm desperate to read it but the compendium editions seem to be sold out everywhere. I'm sure Fanta or similar will pick it up for a trade but the...

Damn right. Best darn combination of paper and ink this side of the 60s - are you excited to double dip on the Love Bunglers hardcover?

Thanks mate.

Going to pick up that FCBD issue and see if it tickles my fancy

Good idea! My top five MU series at the minute are:

Avengers Arena - good concept pulled off well
All-New X-Men/Uncanny X-Men (although wasn't overly impressed with Battle of the Atom - and...

I'm happy for Ellis to bow out after a short and succint run. 6 or 12 compact and stylish done in ones.