The genuinely awful sequel that everyone says its predecessor was.

There is tremendous skill and craft underpinning this incredibly, but not completely, depressing work.

Whoever wins, we lose!  ...No it's not one of the better "X-Men" crossover events, but there's better stuff in the tie-in issues.

The original "Alias" remains one of Bendis' best, and the Netflix series is pretty good too.

Can something good happen when a six-volume series runs for eight volumes?

Truly, madly, deeply uneven.  Right up to the end.

This manga is an invaluable document of information about the cleanup efforts regarding the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plan.  It also serves as a reminder of the importance of narrative when it comes to presenting information as a graphic novel.

Was this event series as bad as everyone says it was?  I look into it and some of its tie-ins.

The movie's good and there's plenty of other comics about Diana of Themyscira that are worth checking out too.

Spiritual successor to this.  Are there any interesting skeletons in the publisher's catalog of uncollected manga?