1) America refers to herself as latina, again, even tho Gabby made it clear she's from a planet that has no concept of latinamerica. So... it's ok to do cultural appropriation if you're brown?



2) Gabby doubles down on the self-inserts, with a mary-sue backstory about how her mom and grandmom were intergalatic valedactorians... whatevs, you can't even do spanish properly, but, as they say in spanish, no es mi pinche pedo.



3) Comic basically confirms that Gabby had America break with her established gf because the gf was white -- because now, all of the sudden, America and Magdalena are an item yet also in a long-distance relationship, which was the excuse for the break up with Lisa



4)Back to the Gabby self-insert, she teams up with America to kick mindless-ones'ass... Another Mary-Sue check!



5) The whitest character so far is, of course, the evil one.



6) Sotomayor University has the most useless liberal arts degrees in the multiverse; can't even use them to get hired as a barista.



7) Insert a unironic "What do you mean, you people?"



8) Obvious reference to police state.



9) Unironic reference to America adding to diversity.



10) The Gabby self-insert is the key to solve the plot! Mary-Sue strike NUMERO TRES!



I love this comic... it's so bad it's hilarious! It's actually the first Marvel comic I read on NCBD because it just makes me laugh so hard with how bad it is.


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This is Gabby at her best, doing a shitty job with horrible art. That's what we are here for! Keep it up Gabby!

This was actually the best issue written by Rivera yet. It's still horrible, but not comlplete trash like the other issues...As I said in previews reviews, the magic of this comic is how atrocious it is. When it's not bad, it becomes...just pointless to keep reading this...

This was the the worse issue in that regard, so I think it deserves my lowest grade yet

Secret Empire's story started promising, in the middle was good and interesting but then things fell down miserable. The whole art style and portrayal of heroes look properly. Climax leaves reader
with two questions - "Who in the world could've given a green light for such worthless and disappointing event?" and "Who and How will bring balance to the Marvel Universe?"
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Another great master class issue, such a trilling adventure full of joy and racism .

0.5 extra for the atrocious spansoh

This was the least horrible issue.

I actually liked it more when it was 100% trainwreck

The "professional" reviewers should be ashamed of themselves. This is total crap on all levels, yet somehow (bribery?) they give it decent reviews.

Still one of the worst comic you will ever read. Only enough , it's so bad it's good

This is so racist is actually good. Maybe I am a masochist but I am loving this title

David Gabriel is a moron for saying Diversity is at fault for the Marvel Sales slump; that's not the case, that has never been the case -- I blame bad writing and events, and this comic is a perfect example of bad writing.



Do you want to buy a comic that is basically 22 pages of "How do you do, fellow kids" and "YASSS QUEEEN"? Then this comic is perfect for you -- it's also perfect if you want to torture your brain cells -- because I'm sure some people get their kicks like that



But really, this saddens me. I like MAC, she was pretty badass in Young Avengers and is a total badass that stood up to Captain Marvel in Ultimates during the CWII event -- but this comic? This comic is terrible if you're a fan of MAC, unless you want anything MAC related, no matter how bad it is, then... I guess, have at it? Whatever makes you happy, I guess.

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all trolling aside, this really was pretty poor.

"What in the holy menstruation are you doing here?"

Really?

“Holy menstruation” what a terrible comic. I would punch the writer in the face with my “brown fist”.

I have no knowledge of the Wildstorm universe, but this was a good start.

Amazing issue, another hit out of the park