The second outing for the wolf in a police officers skin is even more entertaining and enjoyable that the first, all the heavy lifting of the set up having been done the creative team can concentrate on pushing the story ahead.
Another instalment in the engaging and very enjoyable anthology, this continues the mix of continuing stories and one-offs in prose and comics.
Astonishing black and white art and great ideas combine to deliver a smart and very engaging update of the classic ghost story.
An enjoyable and engaging pulp adventure story, Fabian Gray can channel the abilities of Merlin, Robin Hood, Sherlock Holmes, Ogami Itto and Dracula thanks to the pieces of the Dreamstone embedded in his chest.
Wonderfully charming, funny and engaging, a different view of superhero comics sparkles with affection and wit.
A suitably gruesome, rather thoughtful and very engaging excursion into a crowded field, the Jack the Ripper murders in London in 1888.
A great cast, clever plot and gorgeous art all combine to deliver deliver a superbly engaging and entertaining comic.
Wonderful science fiction that full advantage of comics unlimited budget and special effects to throw off extraordinary images and ideas on every page.
