This issue doesn't lack for excitement or spectacle. Leonard Kirk has somehow achieved a new level of visual flair with his refined, larger-than-life pencils. He's definitely helping the series go out with a bang. Read Full Review

This should be Marvel's best comic, and instead it faces (apparent, yeah, right) cancellation. Read Full Review

This month's installment, in comparison, doesn't really move forward the plot as much as it probably should. By the final page we've not moved horizontally as much as slightly vertical. That isn't to say that there isn't any progression at all. Quite the opposite, in fact, as with the previous issue there is a bunch more emphasis put on the character work. Read Full Review

As the comic nears the climax, it's great to see all the characters united and the villains standing revealed. There is still a sense of overwhelming odds, which is nice for the story momentum. The art has its strengths, of course, but the finishes and colors appear rushed and disrupt the flow. In most ways, for good or for ill, it's just what you'd expect for a story in its penultimate chapter, making this a fun and maybe slightly above average comicbook. Read Full Review

Robinson does a really good job of bringing all the plot points ready for conclusion

Just OK.

Felt unimportant and filler, even though it wasn't.