I haven't seen the movie yet but liked the comic adaptation. The story is interesting although quite early I guessed that Matt is actually Indi Jr.. Why do I get the impression that Matt was introduced for future sequells when Harrison Ford will decide that he is too old for the role ???
I enjoyed this 2nd story arc of the Dark Times series less then the 1st story arc. Maybe because of the dark art that made it hard to dechiper what's happening, esp. when a blue/green creature is painted in a blue/green background. Maybe because there was no mention of Lord Vader or Palpatine. Or maybe because the annoying tendancy of the Jedi master to see himself as a monster when all he did was protect the innocent. He didn't use the force to get more power like Anakin did so I don't see why he has to worry about going to the dark side.
The 1st issue of Star Wars: Dark Times, Vector story is about to arrive in this week's shipment, so I decided that it's time to start reading this series. I'm not as versed in the Star Wars universe as I am in the Star Trek and Stargate universes, but I enjoy it anyway.
WOW !!! The KotOR part of Vector is great. The story is very interesting. It also hints at how the Vetor story can span all 4 current Star Wars series and eras. My guess is that the common factor is Celest in that Sith box that can keep her alive for eternity. This way the story can move from era to era. Can't wait to read Dark Times part and KotOR #29 to see what happen next, both in Zane Carrick and Celest stories.
Another very cool Doctor Who story. The art and new coloring is just great. What bothered me in the story is how the Doctor was portrayed as kind of dumb. One would have thought that the Tardis's data banks have info all on the races in the universe, so the Doctor shouldn't have been taken in by the Meep's act. And it took the Doctor too long to realize that he has a bomb in his tummy.
Kudos to IDW for coloring and re-printing these old Doctor Who comics. I'm looking forward to see what they'll do with old Star Trek comics.
Great CSI mystery. I realised who the killer is only in the last pages. Loved all the bio details about Jack the Ripper. The penciled art is great and so are the likemesses. On the other hand Ashley Wood's pained art is horrible as usual. It's very hard to dechiper what's going on the in flashbacks cos of it.
The 1st ever issue from a new publisher is always a risk. I liked it a lot. The story is very short - only 10 pages. No Flesh Gordon in it, only Ming doing his worst. But I liked it. The art is a bit weird due to disproportion in the way characters were drawn, as can be seen in the cover. Small ellogonated heads / faces in contrast to very muscular upper torsos. I'm lookign forward to issue #1 abd hopefully Flash's appearance.
This story arc does not continue the adventures of the Tanner Tigers. Instead it introduce a new MI squad "the Vandals" and a new alien enemy. The story is good. The alien enemy is actually another technological advanced race who hate the bugs as much as the humans does. But instead of joining forces they fight each other. The arc ends with the aliens withrawing after a change of leadership leaving the humans to deal with the bugs.
Another very promising 1st issue. I'm very happy that IDW decided to go for several issues 0er story instead of the too short 1 story per issue that was the rule in pervious series. The art is great too. Bright with good likenesses. 
WOW !!! This is one great issue !!! 1st of all it's 33 pages long which is great. This issue is only 1st part of the story and I can't wait for the rest. The story is great. A magical being took control of the Zoo's animals, kill people and lay the blame on the animals. The art is great and precise as I love it.
A way too short but very cute and true SG-1 story. The Art is great and the liknesses are good. When Boch scratched Jack's hand I was sure that he is notg oing to give them his own DAM sample but Jack's. Very sneaky.
Another good Angel story. Already read several Dark Horse & IDW Angel books. Aside from the new After the Fall series, this is the 1st Angel book with monsters. What can I do? I don't like monsters and believe that evil can be visualised in other ways. 
As usual I just had to read the 1st issue of this new Star Trek series. Part of me is very happy cos it's one hell of an issue and chapter 1 of what looks like one hell of story. The other part is displeased cos now it will have wait for several months till the all Turnaround issues will be released. The art is great too. The characters looks like what I imagined them to be.
Great issue !!! Issues #1 & 2 were each a sperate story, so naturally I was expecting issue #3 to be the same. But it isn't a seperate story, but a 1st part of a bigger one. Issue #1 was about the Rumulans trying and failing to kidnap Data. In issue #2 Worf had to diplomatically solve a contracting dispute on some planet. In the issue La Forge and O'brien find mysterious gadgets in 2 starships, the Enterprise and the Jackson that were meant to simulate core breach in both ships. Both ships were just out of maintanance stops at the same starbase. The issue end with the Enterprise's crew wondering why those gadgets were planted during the maintanace and they were meant to lead the starships to somewhere. I'm so looking forward to issue #4. The art is also very good. All the characters are recognisebe and the starbase drawing is just magnificent.
To start with, I have 2 complaints:
In the classic BGS TV series, Baltar was a grouchy old man. In the new TV series he is young.
In accordance with my resolution to catch up with my BSG comics reading, I've already read the Pegasus oneshot, and wasn't impressed. 
