One of the best works of literature to be create. Life is but a dream.

Lemire is currently doing outstanding work on Moon Knight and is repeating it here with this gritty and disturbingly good issue which is arguably the best current title for outsiders.

Setting up bigger and better things, this issue does not falter to give gravity to every line and action no matter how small.

Good series which brought forward some very strong characters in Marvel Universe that are often overlooked. Disappointed not to see more issues or a Captain Britain based comic out.

Good build up and steady pace that excites us, however the death that was used feels very wrong at a time when said person's own comic has been excellent. If said person is dead for good Marvel have just killed one of their best characters for a not good enough reason (I would rather have said person's comic renewed than crossover events).

An inspiring story and help builds momentum towards the main event. The new Patriot has a good start and could have found his supporting role in this series. However not so long ago there were 3 issues worth of giving up the shield so for there to be a whole issue on this dilemma again feels a little bit pointless.

Solid issue however it seems to take longer than it should to finish a story, Bendis definetly drawing the story out to meet deadlines. This entire series is really great but sometimes I feel the current arc should have been wrapped up 2 issues ago.

Whilst the stunning artwork will draw your eye, after the strong T'Challa exchange with Col. Danvers, this issue becomes terribly drawn out and boring. The mistake at which Thor is seen to fly away and on the next page is behind Dr. Strange being teleported away illustrates how easy even the artist forgets this issue. However after reading the latest Steve Rogers issue, there is a building of tension in the works.

More of an aftermath/filler issue for those following the main event. Steve is so far from the old Cap that his love for Sharon (who has been so inconsistently drawn in regards to her age) doesn't fit and so it really can be a peculiar read.