Alright, i like where you're going with this but im not pulling any punches for favoritism.

The only qwerky thing about this page is the *Hit* SoundFX which could have more impact, maybe Having it in a different color or a bigger, more active font would kick it up a notch. You might even try to add a different background color to add more impact to the entire frame, seeing that someone is getting KO-ed by a blunt object .

The next frame is a bit confusing since im seeing your character running into an hazy background, it doesn't have any details as to which section of the room he is running at or where is he running at exactly. Yet the frame, overall, has so much actions, it might not really matter.
As an extra, adding some darker color tones on the assailant, in that frame, might help solidify the fact that he is in front of the camera. (You know, the whole thicker line, more contrast for the object which is closest to the viewer.)

Now as for the last frames, another extra might be adding a sound FX when the guy hits the floor: We see the bump lines, but there isnt that "extra cue" to give us a sense of " BONK!" yet the clockgears are doing a great job in showing his knocked out state .

So far, really enjoying your work, wish i could order the compilation but my russian is.....0%, :S but one day ! One day !.

Keep up the great work.

Absolutely gorgeous as always, Oly! Your colouring and action never fails to astound me - absolutely beautiful!
Just a couple of things to note:
In the first panel the background slopes away nicely into a darkened gradient. This lends a real sense of 3D to the image. But in latter panels, particularly panel 6, the image seems to be of an almost uniform shade. You do a teriffic job of portraying lighting with colour, but some darker purples or reds in the shadow would help bring out the drama and tension in this image.
Just another minor point - the flow of action in panel five is fantastic EXCEPT for Norton's head. While the rest of his body is recoiling upwards from Newt's upswing, his head is recoiling downwards as if he'd been hit on the back of the head. If the head were to be tilted backwards and the shoulders dropped, it would make the blow look more powerful.
Other than that, fabulous. I particularly love the cogwheels.