"series comment" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it to express comments or critiques about a series of events, or a set of ideas or products. For example: "The series comment from the board was that the new product line had potential, but needed to be updated to align with current trends."
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Hartwell et al. in the Buildings of England series comment that the church is "more generous and rounded than many of Salvin's other later churches", and refer specifically to its "high, graceful" steeple.
"Syfy is the perfect home for launching this innovative, hybrid linear and virtual reality series," commented Steve Patscheck, EVP Global Programming, NBCU International Networks.
The Swingeing London 67 series commented on the supposed permissiveness of the 60s and the police's obligation to invade privacy.
Everything, and especially the vegetables series, comments on artifice and on the way commercially processed images remove their subjects from reality.
Jack Viertel, artistic director of the series, commented last week on the appeal of a musical without the expense of a fully staged production.
"We ran a computer analysis of each of the 204 maps in our widely used Landranger series," commented an Ordnance Survey press officer, doubtless in a soporific nasal drone.
