Status Updates From Nemesis Forever

Notes:
(1) On one hand, the twist ending saves the series from being blah. On the other hand, it's a magical twist and makes Nemesis inherently magical.
- Nemesis is best taken straight—without any magical deus ex machina cop-out.
(2) Superhero travel issues in a world of super powers and future tech is just lame.
- The Ambassadors come off as a total joke—literally!

Notes:
(1) One of the ripple effects of the "Big Game" crossover series is that Nemesis now operates in a world teeming with superheroes.
- While I appreciate Millar taking time to explain their absence—you know, while Nemesis is murdering hundreds of thousands of people—"they're busy" doesn't quite cut it.
- Frankly, I'd rather he not bring it up nor acknowledge it at all.

Notes:
(1) You know, it's interesting how Millar's decided to have a distinct art style for each of his "Nemesis" runs.
- Possibly because he couldn't get Steve McNiven to come back for "Reloaded," he decided to go completely different.
- Even here, on the surface you'd think Matteo Scalera would be rather similar to Jorge Jiménez, but he totally changes up his usual style.

Genuinely a margin better than the last three of these I’ve read