Cover - meh. Functional, bit shlocky and generic. I think it needed a few textures in the colour application to stand out, but as it is, it looks too flat and lifeless.
Droid life - always good to see. Like it.
Dredd - usual downbeat ending for a Wagner multi-parter. All loose ends tied up, evil punished, etc. Damn good.
Sinister/Dexter - where did all those zombies come from? I understand that everything else was just random images from the other side of the dimensional gate (Croak, Moses, etc), but what about the zombies? Or thos hands coming out of the walls at the end of part one? Still good, if not to everyone's taste.
Tyranny Rex - Is that it? I expected a bit more from Smith, but this wasn't up to much at all. The first page was crawling with his usual "poppadom seaweed, scraping the glass of children's eyelids" babble, too. Poor.
Terror Tale - guessed the end by the time he was looking at pictures of blue sky, but it wasn't the ending that Ewing wrote. The point is that it's supposed to be a surprise, though, isn't it? Good effort, and I loved the visible textures from Thomas' acrylic board - a nice change from the ever-present dodgy digital colour.
Low Life - Liked it. I was worried it was just going to be some leftover from the Megazine, but it's chucked off the Sin City trappings and Williams has turned in a good 'un.
Nice wrap-up to the stories, good prog overall.
