The Waid and Rosanas story inside delivers exactly the escalating tension an anthology opener should, with the full-color art popping on every page. For a variant cover, Bagley’s piece is just the cherry on top of a solid first issue.
Robert B.★★★★☆
Bagley’s cover art pops way more in person than it did on screen, which sold me instantly. The anthology setup is a nice change of pace, though I wish the first story had a bit more room to breathe before it wraps.
Kevin V.★★★★☆
Bagley’s variant cover is the real draw here—crisp, dynamic, and easily the best part of the package. The anthology format with Waid’s scripting is solid, though I wish the debut issue had a bit more heft to it. Still, a nice pick-up for a completionist.