Deron Generally's Comic Reviews

Tweet

Juanan Ramirez does some great work with the art in this issue. There is a lot of action and Ramirez does a great job of making the visuals vibrant and filled with energy as the characters fight hordes of enemies. A great looking issue.

Ramirez and Di Salvo deliver some great art throughout this issue. From the action to the characters, everything looked great and engaged the reader with gorgeous details and dynamic action.

Juanan Ramirez does some excellent work in this issue. MODOK looks awesome and the action looks great as well. There is great energy throughout the artwork and it perfectly captures the mood and tone of the story.

"Bat and Mouse" will find father and son clash over ideals as the two reluctantly team up to take down Quietus and his army of robots. Unable to say what they need to say to each other, they let their fists do the talking as their inner monologues speak volumes about the growing rift between them and Damian hides the scope of his latest plan from his father. A good story that should lead to an interesting clash between Batman and Robin.

Homegrown Hero - A good story that showcases Simon's duality and duty to both his religion and the corps.

Two Fell Into the Hornet's Nest " Joker is returned to Arkham Asylum where he is subjected to a series of mental and physical torture that could either be real or the product of his own twisted psyche. A disturbing story with even more disturbing visuals.

Cermak delivers some beautiful art throughout this issue. Not only is the action great to witness, but the character designs are fantastic as well.

Craig Cermak delivers some beautiful art throughout this issue. There is a beautiful, classic quality to the style of art in this issue and it enhances the story by giving it a timeless visual appeal.

Craig Cermak delivers some impressive imagery in this issue. Everything is done with great detail from the characters to the beautifully drawn ships and backgrounds.

Craig Cermak delivers some great art. The story is very character focused so the art matches that with detailed characters and expressions.

George delivers some spectacular visuals throughout this issue. The characters look amazing and the action is thrilling and full of beautiful details.

George delivers some beautifully detailed visuals throughout the issue. The action is beautiful and brutal and the characters look amazing.

Kudranski delivers some beautifully detailed panels throughout the issue. The art is wonderfully stylized and filled with a dark emotion that draws in the reader.

Kudranski delivers some beautiful imagery throughout the issue. There are some visually disturbing moments in the story and Kudranski is able to give those moments visual weight and presence.

Kudranski delivers some beautifully detailed, dark and evocative art on every page of the issue. I love the style of the art and the emotions that it evokes.

Kudranski delivers some beautifully detailed and darkly rich art on every page. The tones and shadows brilliantly create a mood for the reader the complements the dark storyline.

Kudranski delivers some beautifully detailed and stylized art in the issue. The visuals beautifully convey the dark, ominous mood of the story.

Kudranski delivers some incredibly beautiful and thrilling art throughout the issue. The fight scenes are thrilling and the characters look great. I continue to love the use of shadow in the book and how it emphasizes both character and emotion.

Bermejo delivers some beautiful art in the issue. I love every tonal and visual change in the issue and how each new world is given its own unique visual style. Visually stunning art on every page.

Bermejos art is beautiful and every page is filled with amazing detail and an immersive art style that hooks you with every image.

This entire series is worth reading from beginning to end. The characters are wonderfully three dimensional and the conflicts work both on the page and in the reader's mind. The artwork is brilliant and enhance every page of this story. It is unique, bold and worth reading.

Perry delivers some great art throughout the issue and I love the visual aesthetic of both parts of the story.

Vicentini delivers some beautifully detailed art that is as visually thrilling as the story. A wonderful looking issue from start to finish.

Mobili crafts some beautiful and visually thrilling art throughout the issue. The focus on the characters helps to enhance the mood of the story and its themes.

Vilanova delivers some beautiful art throughout the issue. The characters look fantastic and the action is visually thrilling throughout.

Vilanova delivers some dynamic art throughout the issue. The visuals are thrilling and filled with great action. 

Vilanova delivers some beautifully stylish and detailed art that has great moments of intrigue among dazzling visual action. 

Ferry delivers some interesting and visually engaging art throughout the issue. There are some great character moments that are enhanced by the imagery and look of the art.

Vilanova delivers some great art in the issue. The story is definitely character focused and the art reflects that.

Schitit delivers some beautifully detailed panels and pages throughout the issue. The action is visually thrilling and the art perfectly captures the tone of the story as well as the characters. There are some truly wonderful images throughout.

Schiti delivers some blistering visuals throughout the issue. The art is bright, detailed and exciting throughout.

Schiti delivers some powerful and beautifully detailed pages and panels throughout the issue. The sequence towards the end of the issue if brilliantly done and emotional.

Schiti delivers some beautifully detailed art throughout the issue. The action is visually thrilling and the character moments look amazing. I love the visual scope of this story and how Schiti brings it to life on the page.

Schitis art is wonderfully detailed and beautifully designed. Every page is visually stunning and connected with me as a reader. 

Schiti and Fiorelli knock it out of the park with blisteringly beautiful visuals that are filled with great character moments, tension and action. A beautiful looking issue from start to finish. 

Sami Kivela delivers some beautiful atmosphere in this first issue. The art really helps to set up the tone and mood of the story. A great looking issue with an emphasis on character.

This was a great opening issue that does a superb job of introducing character and conflict in a way that flows as naturally as the language.

Sami Kivela delivers some impressive and beautifully detailed art. The characters are filled with emotion and the supernatural elements of the story and brilliantly done.

A consistently great read with a great ending.

Kivela has a unique vision and talent for crafting beautiful character moments as well as awesome action.

Consistently a great read with some amazing atmosphere and visuals. Worth reading each issue.

A thrilling issue leading to a haunting conclusion.

Kivela does some amazing work with the visuals in this issue. There are some awesome visual moments both showcasing character as well as brutality. I love the look and tone of the art in this issue.

Sam Kivela delivers some beautiful art throughout the issue. There are some great character moments filled with detail and style. I love the dark visuals and how they perfectly match the tone and mood of the story.

A great ending to a really good, topical story that could have used a little more development with the villain.

Francesco Mobili delivers some stunning art in this issue. The art style is perfect for the dark tone of this story and Mobili delivers some genuine anxiety with the depiction of Carnage.

The story continues to develop well with a palpable tension that keeps me engaged.

I loved the stories featured in this issue. They showed the sides of Superman that make him a full character and the art in each story was beautiful to look at.

I like the direction of many of these storylines, but I felt like there was a lack of focus in the issue. The threads that are the most interesting seems to be lost a little bit. I actually found myself more interested in the office politics going on at the Planet than most of the fire storyline.

Bendis is definitely taking Superman to some really interesting and unknown territory in this book. Rather than having him deal with bigger than life villains and averting global destruction, this issue and the previous ones seem to spend a good amount of time dealing with the limitations of Superman's reach in Metropolis and how his mission can be perverted by those with ill intent.

I kept waiting for something interesting to happen and everything seemed to come up short

It did a great job of slowing down the action and concentrating on the relationship between Clark and Lois.

Ryan Sook's art is amazing in the issue as well and there are some really interesting panel compositions as well as great colors by Brad Anderson.

The art by Ryan Sook is great. There are some fun and dynamic panels, but there isn't much in the plot that calls for anything to be visually exciting. This is a good, plot-driven issue, but there isn't much action in this Action Comic.

Steve Epting provides some beautifully detailed and impressive art in this issue and the action scenes look amazing.

The art by Steve Epting is really good. There isn't a lot of action in this story, but that doesn't stop Epting from doing great work with the action that is present. There are great character details throughout the book and the tone of the story is perfectly matched with the art.

Steve Epting's art is really good. If he was given more interesting plot moments to render, the art would be more dynamic.

Steve Epting's art was great throughout because it managed to embrace the dark subject matter of the story.

Beautiful, detailed and dynamic art from Steve Epting in this issue. There is a classic, but timely feel to the character designs and the progression of the panels is amazing.

Szymon Kurdanski adds some interesting and engaging art in this issue with artwork that combines great character details and action.

Szymon Kudranski delivers some great art in this issue. The characters look great and the art does a brilliant job of keeping pace with the story and its tone.

Szymon Kudranski delivers some beautiful art in this issue. I love the way he depicts the characters as well as the composition of the moments in the story.

Kudranski pulls off some incredible art in this issue and utilizes every panel to elevate and enhance the story. The beginning sequence from Naomi's point of view is inspired in its execution.

Szymon Kudranski has some great art in this issue. The use of shadow gives great dramatic feel to the characters and action.

John Romita Jr.'s art in great and there are some excellent panels throughout the issue. He captures the hero and the action well and the art is filled with details. I did find the art lacking in some of the visual cues that Year of the Villain has amassed across the titles. Metropolis seemed too bright and there was no Doom sigil in the sky.

John Romita Jr. always brings something special to the art and this issue is no different. The action is big, bold and filled with details. The characters look awesome and the world is rich and captures the eye.

A lot of the action is really well laid out, but the characters lack definition in the story moments. Romita Jr. does some great layouts with the Leviathan scenes, but both Cheetah and Grodd look weird. Cheetah has the look of a cartoon cat and Grodd looks like a strange Sasquatch hybrid.

John Romita Jr does some great work with the action in this issue. The biggest visual issues are with the character moments. There are moments that lack definition as well as focus so they look flat instead of immersive.

As disjointed and unfinished as the plot was, the art was worse. The visuals from John Romita Jr felt rushed and were bogged down in scenes that required more details than were given. There was literally a panel with Green Lantern lying on his stomach, but his emblem was still visible on his back. I normally don't nitpick art because it is a subjective medium, but both the foreground action and backgrounds felt sloppy.

John Romita Jr does some fine work in this issue. With the absence of action, Romita Jr is given the opportunity to focus on the characters, which is where his art shines.

John Romita Jr. makes some interesting choices with the composition of the art and there are some panels that showcase the true menace of the character of Red Cloud. While a lot of the action works visually, the characters lack depth and there are some close ups that are confusing when trying to differentiate between Clark, Jon and Conner.

John Romita Jr's art serves the story and its tone well. There are some well done panels throughout the issue. There is still an issue with the similarities between Clark and Jon visually to the point where, in close up, you can't tell which character is which.

John Romita Jr.s art has some good visual moments, but there are some perspective and detail issues that I couldnt get past. They felt as unfocused as the story at times and were distracting at others.

John Romita Jr had some interesting visual moments, but there were way too many giant flashes that took up the panel and muted the characters.

John Romita Jr delivers some interesting and creative art in this issue, but there are some graphical flaws that were too big to ignore. There are some perspective issues that are obvious whenever Superman and his family are standing near each other. The other issues are characters in the same scene that look so much like each other that you cannot distinguish which character you're looking at.

John Romita Jr. has some interesting visual moments but the closeups still lack details that help distinguish one character from another and many of the panels feel rushed and uneven.

Daniel Sampere delivers some beautiful art throughout this issue. The action is beautifully done and even the quiet moments are filled with emotion and gorgeous details.

Sampere delivers some stunning art in this issue. All of the action is beautifully framed and full of energy. The character moments are wonderfully detailed and eye-catching.

Sampere provides some beautiful and dynamic art throughout the issue. There are some great visual moments and the details are amazing.

Sampere delivers some beautiful art throughout the issue. All of the characters look amazing and there is a great level of detail across every part of the story. A great looking issue from start to finish.

Christian Duce delivers some beautiful art throughout the issue. There are so many dynamic action moments that were thrilling to see. A great looking issue.

Sampere delivers some thrilling and beautiful art throughout the issue. There are some great character centered moments and thrilling action.

Sampere delivers some great visuals throughout the issue. The tone of the art brilliantly captures the dark, serious tone of the story and elicits a visceral reaction from the reader.

Mendonca delivers some blistering art throughout the issue. The art is vibrant, violent and gorgeously detailed and delivers on the dramatic tone of the story.

Mendonca delivers some fantastic visuals throughout the issue. The art takes on the dark tone of the story and it is evident in every page and panel.

All of the artists deliver fantastic visuals throughout the issue. The visual styles are perfect for the setting and environment as well as the dark tone of the story.

This issue feels like the stories that were rightfully rejected from Issue 1000. Only 1 out of the 3 actually worked on a small level and the rest could barely sustain the short format they had. Pretty disappointing.

Terry Dodson delivers some truly breathtaking visuals in this issue. The characters look amazing and the action is fantastic. There is a fluidity to the art and even the quieter moments in the story have an energy and movement to them that catches the eye. A stunning first issue.

Terry Dodson's art is sublime. From start to finish you become immersed in the world being created visually and every character is fantastic to look at.

Terry Dodson delivers some beautiful visuals throughout this book. Everything looks stunning from the characters to the background and foreground action. There is something to see in every page and Dodson't brilliantly captures the tone of the story as the art is both moving and sublime. I love the style of the art in this issue. There is an element of shifting perspective throughout and it works for the story.

Punctuating the vibrant, fun and engaging story is Terry Dodson's gorgeous art. Dodson's style is perfect for these characters and is visually stunning as it brings together the tone and style of the story.

Dodson's art is blisteringly beautiful. The details on each page are glorious and the style is brilliant.

Dodson crafts some stunning art throughout the issue. The characters look fantastic and the tone of the art is whimsical and filled with gorgeous details throughout.

Terry Dodson delivers some fantastic art on every page of this issue. The vibrancy of the art as well as the gorgeous details in every panel draw the eye and perfectly capture the story and its tone.

The art is beautiful. Every page has something visually stunning to engage the reader and the style and character designs continue to keep me entertained with this story.

Dodsons art is breathtaking. The character designs are amazing. The composition of panels is brilliant and everything catches the eye and the imagination.

Barberi's art is amazing. I love the anime style of it and there are so many great moments and panels that it's hard to pick one or two to discuss. The way Barberi composes a panel is great and so many of them show great detail and action. It's a shame this is a 12 issue series because this story could continue with this creative team behind it.

Barberi delivers some great art in this issue as well and everything has a great sense of movement and motion in how it complements the story that Tomasi is creating. Great visuals throughout help keep the story suspenseful as well as fun.

The art by Barberi is top-notch. There are so many fun and detailed moments in this issue that are made even more engaging with the incredible art and colors.

The art is really good. There are some vibrant and beautiful panels in the issue. Unfortunately, there is so little going on from a story perspective that the artist doesn't seem to have much to work with.

The art is amazing. Barberi draws these characters beautifully and there are some great details in both the characters and the backgrounds.

Scott Godlewski does a great job with the art in this issue. I wish he was given something more interesting to work with.

Visually, the issue looks fantastic. The art by Carlo Barberi is dynamic and well done. It's energetic and fun.

Carlo Barberi's art is great and the action is especially well done. There is a lot going on in the panels, but nothing is overwhelming to the senses. All the pages are filled with dynamic action and details.

Carlo Barberi brings some beautiful visuals to the issue. Everything is lively and filled with action, energy and details. A great looking issue.

That element is being explored not only in the impressive and engaging writing, but also in the art by Ramon Rosanas. All of the pages paint a beautiful facade for Nate's new world, but Rosanas captures the cracks and issues in stark detail as well as subtle glances from characters. The art takes the reader on a remarkable visual journey.

Salva Espin brings a light and beautiful tone and flair to the art in this issue. There are some great panels throughout and the contrast between the lightness of the previous pages and the dark details of the finale work perfectly together.

The art by Marcus To looks great. There are some beautiful panels in this issue and the art perfectly matches the tone of this story.

German Peraltas art is good. There are some good looking panels throughout, but nothing really pops off the page.

Juan Frigeri does some amazing art in this issue. All of the characters look amazing and the details are beautiful.

Juan Frigeri does some fantastic work with the art in this issue. All of the characters look great and the fight between Kurt and Mystique looks amazing.

Marco Failla has some great art in this issue. The art is beautifully detailed and has a detached feel to it that matches the fantasy, unreal elements of the story.

Marco Faillas art is fantastic. I loved all of the richly detailed panels and the change in art style between whats happening in real time and in the memories.

Marco Faillas art is beautifully detailed and all the characters look great. Hopefully, there will be some conflict in future issues that will give Failla the ability to do more visually.

Marco Failla delivers some great art in this issue and the contrast between the visual style of Nate's flashback and the present is simple, but effective.

Goerges Jeanty provides some brilliant and beautiful art in this issue as well. All of the characters look great and the art complements the tone of the story perfectly.

The art by Georges Jeanty is awesome. There are so many expressive character designs throughout and the visuals are great.

The art by Georges Jeanty is well done but there isnt much to showcase more than furtive glances between Fred and Betsy.

Spalletta and Panosian deliver some great art on every page. The characters look great and the world of the story is perfectly divided by the artistic styles. A great looking issue.

Spalletta delivers some beautiful imagery in this issue. The contrast in styles between Wonderland and the real world are beautifully done and Alices reality has a wonderful, ominous feel that makes the reader root for her escape.

Spalletta and Panosian deliver beautiful art in the issue. The wonderful contrast in styles perfectly complement each other and the characters.

All of the artists deliver beautiful imagery throughout the issue. I love the visual style of both the real world and Wonderland and how they brilliantly complement each other.

All of the artists deliver stunning visuals throughout the issue. The visual styles work beautifully together and the imagery is immersive.

Larroca delivers on the action and thrills of the story with some stunning art. Not only do the Aliens look awesome, but there are beautiful, detailed panels throughout the issue. I was impressed with the look, feel and tone of the art in each page.

Larroca delivers some great visuals throughout the issue. The shadows and dark corners add to the tension of the story and the reveals are perfectly placed.

Larroca delivers some stunning visuals throughout and it has a great emphasis on the characters themselves.

Larroca delivers some beautifully detailed and action filled art. The panels are filled with tension and terror and I love the aesthetic of the entire series so far.

Larocca delivers some thrilling art throughout this issue. The action taps into the intense fear that these characters illicit and there are some great visual surprises throughout.

Salvador Larroca knocks it out of the park with the art in this issue. There is a beautiful mix of darkness, terror and detail in every panel of this issue and I loved the way it progressed the story visually.

Larroca delivers some beautiful art in this issue. With the story taking place on a planet, the art reflects a bigger scope and allows for more details throughout.

Larroca delivers some beautiful art throughout the issue. The characters have a visual weight to them that makes them more compelling and the horror elements and tension are brilliantly rendered.

Larroca delivers some beautiful, visceral art to the issue with moments of beautifully detailed characters intercut with gore and violence that remind the reader of the threat the characters face.

Larroca delivers some fantastic art in the issue. The visuals scares are amazing and the end of the issue has some truly great visual horrors in it.

Larroca delivers some wonderful visuals in the issue. The character designs are great and there is a wonderful use of shadow to denote fear and menace. A great looking issue that captures the fear and tension of the story.

Larroca delivers some visually scary and thrilling moments throughout the issue. The story brilliantly utilizes light and shadow to convey the mood of the moment.

Ohta delivers some wonderfully detailed art that beautifully captures the tension and fear of the world of Alien. The action scenes are equally as thrilling. 

Ohta crafts art that emphasizes the immediacy of the plot and the strength of its characters. The visuals are as thrilling as the story. 

Ohta delivers some beautifully detailed and thrilling art on every page of the issue and I love the design of both the aliens and the alien queen.

Ohta delivers some beautiful and brutal art throughout the issue. The visuals are great and perfectly capture the fear of the plot.

Ohta delivers some beautifully detailed and stunning art that perfectly captures the thrilling, dark and dangerous elements of the story.

Ohta crafts some beautifully detailed and visually thrilling art throughout the issue. The action was breathtaking and generated genuine thrills.

Broccardo delivers some visually thrilling and stylish imagery throughout the issue. The panels brilliantly ramp up the tension and terror.

Broccardo delivers some stunning visuals throughout the issue. The art is lively and captures the tension and terror of the story beautifully.

Broccardo delivers some beautifully detailed and visually intense art on every page of the issue. I love the art style and how it complements the tone, tension and suspense of the story.

Broccardo delivers some powerful and beautifully tense imagery throughout the issue. The visuals are great and play in brilliantly with the tense and terrifying story.

Broccardo delivers some exciting and wonderfully detailed art throughout the issue. I love the visual style of this issue and how the art perfectly captures the terror of the story.

Chris Wildgoose delivers some beautiful art throughout this issue. The characters are detailed and look amazing. The backgrounds are lush and vibrant and complements the tone of the story.

Chris Wildgoose delivers some beautiful art in this issue. The dream sequence and the invasion of one of the character's minds are drawn beautifully and there is so much great detail to be found in the panels of this issue.

Dave Wachter delivers some impressive art throughout this issue. There are so many great, tension filled moments in the visuals and the art does a great job of building and sustaining suspense.

Kieron McKeown delivers some good looking art in this issue. The panels are composed well and it will be interesting to see how the art evolves when the characters make it to their destination.

The art by Robert Carey is great. There are some really tense visual moments throughout this issue as well as the physical representation of this dystopian future. It was stunning to look at.

Robert Careys art is great. He was able to take a thin story and visually make it look interesting. There was a lot of atmosphere in the art and that helped to make the thin plotting more engaging.

Robert Carey's art is great. The ship details, alien details and technology are some of the strongest visuals in the book.

The Guardians are fun when they are taking on a huge threat but not sweating too many of the details. This issue was fun on many levels and it was nice seeing them come back to Earth and interact with other heroes.

Greg Land delivers some beautifully detailed and exciting art throughout the issue. The action is non-stop and visually compelling. 

Land delivers some beautifully detailed art throughout the issue. The visuals are thrilling and brilliantly showcase the characters. 

Land delivers some beautiful art throughout the issue. The imagery is beautifully detailed and visually thrilling.

Land delivers some bright, beautifully detailed and visually thrilling art throughout the issue. The imagery is alive and energetic with great moments for every character.

A great conclusion to a story that fleshes out the history of Alfred and a bittersweet end to a truly innovative book.

Andrews has a great visual style that comes forth in this issue. There are great moments that harken back to both classic comics from the 60's and 70's to the beautiful pulp fantasy art of the 50's. The style is perfect for this story and I love the classic feel of it.

Andrews delivers some beautiful and engaging visuals throughout the issue. The style is brilliant and harkens back to some great fantasy art of the past. The art perfectly fits with the story and its aesthetic.

Andrews does great work with the art in the issue. The scale of the imagery is fantastic and the energy in the action is eye catching.

Andrews delivers some beautiful and gorgeously detailed visuals throughout the issue. The atmosphere of this world is visually intriguing.

Andrews deliver some great art throughout the issue as well. The action was visually exciting and I continue to be impressed style.

A wonderful tribute to the character, his influence and the man who helped bring him to life.

This was a fun first issue. I thought the premise was strange, but Williams writes it in a way that takes away the seriousness without making it campy. I found the story enjoyable and the pace of the plot to be fun and light. Carlos Gomez complements that tone with some impressive and beautifully detailed art. A fun issue that makes me want to read what's next.

This is a great return to the basics for Peter and his ability to still find some hope amidst all the hopelessness that is swarming around him reminds the reader of the enduring nature of this character and his struggle. Both the story and art are great and I will be picking up the next issue.

Peter Parker shines when he is dealing with the consequences of his actions and this issue is no different. You feel for Parker as he has to deal with another tragedy in his life, but you still root for him to overcome and there is some hope in this issue that fans might enjoy.

The book continues to be both fun and interesting with some great banter between Bobbi and Peter and a sense that Peter's journey will continue to evolve.

Brock, Flash and Lee Price are all fighting over who gets the Venom symbiote and Peter is caught in the middle out of guilt and responsibility.

As a diversion from the fall of Parker storyline, this issue does a good job of concentrating on another sin from Spider-Man's past.

The direction Amazing is going on continues to be fun for me as a fan and a reader and I am excited to see what happens after the reveal at the end of this issue.

I wanted to like this issue more than I did. Coming out of the previous issue, I was hoping that there would be more substantive storytelling leading up to the big Norman Osborn arc, but this issue felt rushed. The Loki/Spider-Man dynamic was handled well but the issues with Peter's job and relationship with Bobbi felt lazy, especially the latter.

Great classic Spider-Man Storytelling that both gives hope to the character while skillfully setting up the things that will take it away.

This issue continues to remind me why I love these characters and most of the stories that brought them to this point. It's a great lesson in keeping a new story tense while incorporating new elements that work.

You could tell that the positive swing (no pun intended) Parker's life was taking wasn't going to last long and this issue blows up (dammit!) that notion in an interesting way.

Slott knows how to make Norman Osborn scary, but teaming him with Carnage makes them terrifying. Slott plays on those fears in a satisfying continuation that features great, menacing art from Immonen.

The end of the "Go Down Swinging" storyline is a great call back to some of the best aspects of Spider-Man's story as well as an interesting introduction to some strong stories going forward.

This is a classic Lee/Ditko style Spider-Man story that doesn't go for big action, but illustrates the impact of what being a hero means to those that are saved. Really good standalone style of story.

Spencer and Ottley have done a great job of showcasing what is special and great about both Spider-Man and Peter Parker. This is a fun and funny first issue that is a great jumping in point for a new reader.

Ryan Ottley's art is great. All of the detail put into the facial expressions and the composition of the panels, especially in the action scenes are amazing.

Ottley does an amazing job with the art in this issue. Both the smaller, character driven moments and the action beats are rendered with great care and detail.

Spencer has taken what could have been a clich split personality story and made something interesting with it.

Ottley's art is great and there are some really well done details in the panels that pop with the vibrant colors and use of light.

Ramos' art is great. It's very subtle at moments and adds to the charm of this particular issue. The lack of big action beats lets the artist concentrate more on the characters and there are some great facial details in this issue.

With each issue, Spencer is making me more curious about what is coming for Spider-Man.

There are some good story points and character moments in this issue as well and I continue to enjoy the new relationship dynamic between Peter and Mary Jane. As a fan, I enjoy the fact that their history isn't put on the back burner anymore.

Ramos and Bandini do amazing art in this issue and my favorite part of the art were the pages that transition between memory and reality as well as history.

The art by Humberto Ramos and Michele Bandini blew me away with each page and the quiet, character moments were some of my favorite panels.

Ottley's art is great in this issue. I like the dramatic renderings of Jonah at the height of his bluster and the more reserved art of Peter spending time with Robbie. The contrast works well with the tone of the story.

Ryan Ottleys art is fluid, exciting and fun. There was dynamic movement on every page and it really complemented the pace of the story Spencer is telling.

Chris Bachalo's stunning art is a brilliant complement to the tone, plot and dialogue of this issue.

Chris Bachalos art does an amazing job of keeping the pace and tone of the story Spencer is telling. The art is beautifully detailed and complements the intense and engaging story perfectly.

Ryan Ottley and Alberto Albuquerque have amazingly detailed art throughout the issue and every page is filled with emotion. The way Kraven is depicted is perfect.

Humberto Ramos does some truly magnificent art in this issue with some dramatic camera angles in the panels as well as beautiful details. A great looking issue with an engaging story.

Humberto Ramos always deliver beautiful and dynamic art and this issue is no different. The action looks amazing and Ramos conveys power and movement in his art.

Ken Lashley does a great job with the art in this issue. Both the past and the present look amazing with great character designs and details.

Gerardo Sandoval delivers with the art in this issue. The characters look great and the action looks even better.

Chris Bachalo delivers amazing art in this issue. All of the visuals look great and his rendition of Lizard is one of my favorites because it is more animal than man.

Humberto Ramos art is beautiful and full of both detail and energy.

Gerardo Sandovals art is dynamic and full of rich detail and great composition. All of the characters look great and the action looks amazing.

Humberto Ramos delivers some impressively detailed art with an emphasis on great action. There are some great panels in this issue that seem full of movement and intensity.

Ryan Ottley's art is breathtaking as he conveys the action and movement of Peter's desperate journey. A great looking issue from start to finish.

Ryan Ottley does some great work with the art in this issue. There isnt a lot of action in this issue, but Ottley finds the tension in the story and reflects that in the art.

Kev Walker offers some really fun and detailed art in this issue. There is a tone and aesthetic that Walker matches both with the characters and the story and everything works visually.

Kev Walker's art perfectly complements the tone and pace of this story. The panels are full of great details and the characters are drawn beautifully.

Francesco Manna does an amazing job with the art in this issue. The action is great and the art in the quiet, conversational moments is sublime.

Ryan Ottley delivers some amazing art in this issue. The fight between Spider-Man and Carnage is brutal and beautifully done. All of the scenes with Kindred are ominous and bathed in shadow. A great looking book.

Ryan Ottley delivers some stunning, action-packed art in this issue. All of the expressions and fight scenes are amazing.

Patrick Gleason delivers some beautiful art in this issue and I really enjoy how his style complements and enhances the story Spencer is trying to tell.

Patrick Gleason's art is amazing. The tone of his art perfectly matches the more serious tone of this part of the story.

Patrick Gleason's art is fantastic. There are a lot of great visual moments throughout the issue and the conclusion is filled with eye-popping action.

Oscar Bazaldua does some great work with the art in this issue. I was really impressed with the way Spider-Man and Teresa looked in the issue and even Chameleon was well done. Doom was well done, but didn't have the visual menace that he usually does.

Bazaldua delivers some beautiful art in this issue. Everything from the characters to the backgrounds look great and the action moments between Spidey and Doom look awesome.

Ryan Ottley delivers some beautiful art in this issue. The panels are full of energy and movement and the light tone of the story is beautifully contrasted between the human interactions and the action.

Coello brings a lot of excitement and energy into the art in this issue. There is a lot going on and all of the action has a sense of movement and momentum that captures the eye.

Iban Coello offers some beautiful and detailed visuals throughout this issue and there some great shots that catch the eye. Some of my favorite visual moments are the ones in the podcast booth with Spidey and Jonah sitting opposite each other and how the angles of the panels change and evolve as their conflict does the same.

Coello and Carlos deliver some amazing art in this issue. From the action to the character moments, everything looks bright, detailed and beautiful.

Ryan Ottleys art is fantastic. From the character expressions to the action, Ottley knows how to make these characters leap off the page and bring to life the energy and excitement of the story.

Ryan Ottley's art is fantastic. There are some great panels showcasing the size and power of Gog, but also sequences that feature the creature in the comfort of those who care about him and that contrast is beautifully done.

Ryan Ottley brings visual appeal to every page and both the action and characters look amazing in every panel. Some of the standout visual moments happen when Gog emerges from underground and Spidey has to go into action. Those moments are visually thrilling.

Kim Jacinto and Bruno Oliviera do amazing work with the art in this issue. The actions scenes are filled with energy and movement. The nightmare scenes are dark and scary. A great looking issue from start to finish.

Mark Bagley delivers some beautiful art in this issue from start to finish. The human moments are filled with great detail in the character expressions and panel progression and the action is thrilling and tense.

Marcelo Ferriera has a unique visual style that works really well with the tone of this story. There is a darkness and seriousness to it that melds itself well with the plot.

Marcelo Ferreira brings some serious intensity to the art in this issue as well. The action is dynamic and the characters are filled with detail. There is a serious tone to the art that reflects the serious tone of the story.

Marcelo Ferreira delivers some fantastic art in this issue. There are great visual moments throughout, but the best ones are the one on one conversations Peter has with his friends and how those conversations shape the beautiful final panels.

Ottley, Ramos and Bagley deliver some beautiful visuals throughout this issue. The pages look great despite the unnecessary length of the story.

Patrick Gleason does some great work with the art in this issue. The imagery is bold, vibrant and full of action. A great looking issue from start to finish.

Federico Vicentini does an excellent job contrasting both stories artistically. Peter's story is fast and kinetic and reflected in the art. Norman's story is quieter and character driven which is reflected in the detailed characters and camera angles.

Patrick Gleason delivers some great imagery in this issue. The fight between Silk, Spidey and Strange was visually impressive and the final moments when Spider-Man goes to confront Kindred are beautifully drawn.

Federico Vicentini does some beautiful work with the art throughout the issue. There are some great visual moments and the style of the action and characters is amazing. A great looking issue.

Patrick Gleason does a lot with the art in this issue. There is a lot going on in the story and Gleason keeps the art clean and full of beautiful details. There is a dark, dramatic energy to the story and the art perfectly captures it.

Federico Vicentini delivers art work that is perfectly matched to the style, pace and energy of the story. There is a lot of action throughout and the art does an excellent job of bringing the reader on a journey.

Mark Bagley does excellent work with the art in this issue. The style of the art aligns perfectly with both the setting and the tone of the story. A great looking issue from start to finish.

Mark Bagley delivers some stunning visuals in this issue. Everything looked amazing and there are some truly brutal, yet beautifully styled imagery throughout this issue.

Patrick Gleason delivers some beautiful imagery throughout this issue. Not only do the characters look great, but the small details throughout the panels are evocative and visually engaging.

Bagley delivers some great art in this issue. Most of the story takes place in one location, but the Bagley still manages to bring drama and detail to the panels.

Mark Bagley delivers some fantastic art throughout this issue. From the characters to the action, everything looks amazing. This is an intensely emotional issue and that is brought through in the facial expressions of the characters. Norman's desperation is powerful and even with masks on, Peter and Gwen's emotions are beautifully expressed.

Marcelo Ferriera delivers some great imagery throughout this issue. There are some great character moments and the emotion of the character interactions comes through in the art.

Bagley delivers some brilliant imagery throughout this issue. The characters look great and the character focus of the issue allows for the art to showcase character emotion.

Patrick Gleason shines with the art in this issue. There are impressive visual moments throughout and the action is as compelling as the character moments.

Gleason delivers some beautiful art throughout the issue and strikes the perfect tone with the visuals. As great as each page was, the last few pages are some of the best I've seen in this series in a long time.

Vicentini perfectly matches the energy and tone of the story with the wonderfully detailed art throughout the issue. There are some great visual moments, especially the frenetic energy of the final few pages.

Vicentini delivers some beautifully detailed art throughout the issue. There are awesome action scenes and the art has an energy that draws you in visually.

Both artists deliver great visual moments throughout the issue. The action is beautifully done and the expression filled characters are delightful. A brilliantly action packed issue from start to finish.

Bagley has a brilliant eye for character and scope. There is an intimacy to this story and that comes through in the art with its use of close ups and two shots.

Both artists bring some impressive and beautifully detailed visuals to every page of this issue.

All three artist bring some beautiful, engaging and sophisticated style to the issue. Each page has some amazing detail throughout and the action and characters look amazing.

Each of the artists deliver some beautiful visuals throughout the issue. There are great action beats, beautiful character designs and detailed backgrounds on every page. A great looking issue from start to finish.

Vicentini delivers some great visuals throughout this issue. While the action to come is only teased at, the tone and style of the art makes me excited to see what Vicentini does when things really start to happen.

Vicentini and Sabbatini deliver some great art throughout the issue. From the action packed opening to the dark and scary cliffhanger ending, the art does a great job of matching the tone of the story.

Each artist brings some phenomenal energy and detail to this issue. Each page is filled with wonderful visuals and I found myself going over panels to pick up on small details.

All of the artists deliver some great visual moments filled with detail and vibrancy. A great looking issue.

Each of the artists deliver some great visual moments in the issue. The action is visually dynamic and the characters moments are perfectly captured.

Gleason delivers some beautifully bright, vibrant and detailed art throughout this issue. The action is thrilling and the human moments are engaging.

Patrick Gleason delivers some thrilling visuals throughout the issue. There is great action as well as great character moments between Peter and the people in his life. I liked the last few images a lot and they had an interesting 90's aesthetic.

Pichelli delivers some impressive and beautifully dramatic art to this issue. The dark tone of the story and some of its story moments are perfectly captured with Pichellis style.

Pichelle and Towe deliver some great art in the issue. The action is lively and exciting and the character moments look fantastic.

Dowling delivers some vibrant, exciting and beautifully detailed art in the issue. The characters look great and the action is thrilling.

Dowling does some great work with the art in the issue. The trippy visuals and changes in style work really well with the tone of the story.

Gomez delivers some impressive and exciting art in this issue. The action was visually thrilling and the characters look fantastic on the page. A great looking book filled with exciting imagery.

Fornes brilliantly delivers dark mystery with the visuals in the issue. The style is perfect for this type of story and I loved the use of shadow throughout the issue.

Gleason delivers some great art on every page. The details in the panels was great and I love the emotion on the faces of the characters.

Medina delivers some beautiful visuals throughout the issue. There are some stunning character shots and the action looks fantastic.

Medina delivers some beautiful, vibrant art in this issue. The visuals are amazing and perfectly capture the tone of the story and its emotions.

Dowling delivers some great art in this issue. The tension of the story is beautifully visualized in the panel and through the emotions of the characters.

Gomez delivers some amazing art in this issue. The character designs are fantastic and the tone of the art is light and approachable which immediately helps engage the reader visually.

Dowling delivers some great action throughout the issue. The character moments have a great visual sense of energy, but the action is compelling. Great imagery throughout.

Bazaldua and Towe create some dynamic and visually interesting art in this issue. The art styles complement each other well and there are some great detailed moment throughout.

Mark Bagley delivers some fantastic visuals throughout the issue. The art is lively, beautifully detailed and filled with great imagery.

Bagley has some wonderful, action packed art in this issue. There are some great character moments mixed in with the visual dynamic and stunning action.

Pichelli and Galan deliver some great art in the issue. There are some awesome visual gags and the art perfectly captures both the light and darker tones of the story.

All of the artists deliver some great visual moments for the characters in the issue. I like the different style and how they are utilized to tell different parts of the bigger story.

Gleason delivers some dynamic, visually impressive art on every page of this issue. There is great action, drama and emotion to be found in the imagery.

All of the artist bring some amazing visual flair to every page and panel. There are great character moments captured with light and shadow and the action moments are beautifully drawn and filled with great energy and excitement.

Federico Vicentini has some awesome, action-packed art that reflects the tension and tone of the story. There is an emotional element to the art that Vicentini is able to bring out through the panels especially in the moments between Norman and Peter. The reveal of the prisoner being kept at the bottom of the institute is handled brilliantly as well.

There is great art throughout the issue. The story switches from character driven moments to pulse pounding action and the art does a brilliant job of showcasing both of those things.

Romita Jr brings a wonderful, classic style to the issue that brings me back to some of my favorite Spider-Man issues. The opening panels are dramatic and no one can capture the mood of the city and its characters like John Romita Jr.

John Romita Jr. delivers some great art throughout the issue. The visuals are thrilling and have wonderful details that draw the eye. A great looking issue.

Romita Jr delivers some beautifully detailed and dark art that perfectly captures the tone and tension of the story. All of the close up shots of Tombstone give the character the weight and terror he deserves.

Romita Jr. delivers some visually stunning art throughout this issue. The visuals perfectly match the tension, terror and danger of the story as it moves both stories along to their surprising conclusions.

Romita Jr delivers some beautifully detailed and impressive panels throughout the issue. Not only are the Spider-Man moments visually thrilling, but the character moments are impressive as well.

McGuinness delivers some beautifully detailed and vibrant art throughout the story. The art is visually thrilling and filled with great energy.

John Romita Jr delivers some beautifully detailed art in the issue. There is a lot of emotion in the story and the art conveys that really well. I was impressed with the action as well.

Romita Jr delivers some great, visually brutal action in this issue. The art gives a great sense of scale as Peter and Vulture move throughout the heights of the city.

Gleason delivers some beautiful and thrilling art in this issue. The action is fantastic and grabs the reader visually.

Fun, vibrant and visually enjoyable throughout. The story is very thoughtful and interpersonal and Dragotta brings that out with the visuals and the emotions of the characters.

John Romita Jr delivers some fantastic art in the issue. The characters look great and the art beautifully captures the emotion of the characters. 

John Romita Jr delivers visually on all of the action in the issue. There are some truly thrilling moments brought out and the emotion in many of the scenes is beautifully illustrated.

John Romita Jr ramps up the actions with thrilling art that showcases the power of the character as well as the stakes of the fight.

Ben returns to Earth to take another look at Peter. When he's confronted by the collection agent that's been dogging Peter for months, he decides that it is the perfect time to bring the man to Madeline so that his darkness can become the first of the army Ben will command.

McGuiness is a master of visual storytelling and every page and panel is filled with energy and excitement. I love the visual style a lot and was impressed with the action.

McGuiness delivers some beautifully detailed art on every page of the issue. The visuals are lively and visually engaging.

McGuiness does great work with the art in the issue. The visuals are vibrant, funny and beautifully detailed.

McGuiness delivers some beautiful art in the issue. There are some great dramatic poses, visually engaging action and a great scope to the world of the characters.

Dodson delivers magic on every page of the issue. There is a beautiful harmony to the art and a sense of movement that dances with the eye. I loved every panel and page.

Terry Dodson's art is spectacular. The visual style and look of the characters is brilliant and visually engaging throughout the issue.

Romita Jr delivers some great imagery throughout the issue. The story is filled with tension and the art brings that forward with great emotional moments for the characters. I really enjoyed the action and how it visually brings out the intensity of the story.

John Romita Jr delivers some fantastic art filled with great details and awesome action throughout. I love the visual scale of the story and how the art delivers on that scale.

Romita Jr crafts some thrilling art in the issue. I really enjoyed the visual style of the action and the the emotion of the characters.

Andrews and Romita Jr deliver lively and impressive art in a story that otherwise would have been unreadable without it.

John Romita Jr delivers some beautifully detailed and dramatic art that perfectly captures the dark tone of the story.

McGuinness delivers some fantastic art in the issue. I love the visual style of the story and how beautifully detailed and vibrant the imagery is.

McGuinness delivers some amazing art throughout the issue. The visual style is great and I love the bright, detailed action elements throughout as well as showing Ock as a being of pure rage and menace.

McGuiness delivers beautifully detailed and action packed art that has a fluid energy to it. I love the visual style and look forward to seeing how the action ramps up in the next issue.

McGuiness delivers big, beautifully detailed action and thrilling imagery throughout the issue. The art has great style and does a great job of matching the tension and tone of the story. I love the over emphasized emotions of the character expressions and how they play into the big action moments.

All of the artists deliver great imagery throughout the issue. I liked the contrast in visual styles a lot because they tapped into the emotion those moments were trying to convey.

Gleason delivers some solid action and visual thrills throughout the issue. The character moments are framed beautifully as well. I love the visual style of the Kraven/Kafka moments as well as the confrontation between Kraven and Norman.

Gleason delivers fantastic visual atmosphere in this issue. Every page is an exercise in building suspense. Every sequence works perfectly with the tone of the story and the darkness of the plot.

Gleason delivers fantastic art throughout this issue. The imagery is fantastic and the action is brilliantly detailed.

Shaw delivers some fun and bright visuals throughout the issue. The art and its style are perfect for these characters and the tone of the story.

The art is fantastic with stunning details in composition as well as the use of shadow in many of the panels. It's evocative of the dark, mysterious tone of the issue.

This is an incredibly tense issue. Bryan Hill does an excellent job of crafting these characters to be multi-faceted and unpredictable. That makes the drama and circumstances more powerful when moments happen that you weren't expecting.

Leandro Fernandez art perfectly complements the gritty, dark tone of this story and this issue specifically. There are some stunning panels in this issue and the art really helps drive the tension of the story.

Leanardo Fernandez knocks it out of the park with the art. There are some beautifully detailed panels throughout the issue and the use of shadow is both dramatic and necessary.

Leandro Fernandez has some impressive art in this issue. Many of the panels are filled with visceral and beautiful details throughout.

The art by Leandro Fernandez is great. I continue to love the use of shadow throughout this issue and what it emphasizes in each scene.

Leandro Fernandez delivers amazing art in this issue. One of my favorite tools that Fernandez employs is constantly keeping Rick bathed in shadow. It adds to the seriousness of his situation as well as making him almost detached from the people around him.

Leandro Fernandez delivers some beautiful art in this issue. The way characters are bathed in shadow gives the art a sense of emotion.

Leandro Fernandez offers some amazing art in this finale. There are so many great visual moments bathed in shadow and movement. A great, action packed visual feast.

Rafael Albuquerque's art is fantastic. The characters look amazing and the action is fast, detailed and full of energy. A great looking issue from start to finish.

Rafael Albuquerque delivers some stylish, beautifully gritty visuals to this issue. Everything looks great and has a beautiful, timeless quality that makes the imagery appealing.

Albuquerque does some brilliant work with the art in this issue. There is so much great imagery throughout that it is hard to decide on what scenes look better because everything looks so good.

Rafael Albuquerque delivers some stunning art in this issue. With the story being more character focused, the art reflects that with great, expressive art and close ups.

Albuquerque kills it with some great visuals throughout the issue. Not only is the action amazing, but the art evokes some brilliant, scary moments from the characters.

Albuquerque delivers some impressive art throughout this issue. Not only are there great character moments, but there are some visually scary moments to be had.

A good story that finds some funny and whimsy amidst all the seriousness of the series itself. Great art that captures the mood of the story perfectly.

Rafael Albuquerque delivers some beautifully detailed art throughout the issue. The characters look amazing and the creatures are scary. I love the sequence where the power of the Beast begins to rise and how ominous each panel looks.

Albuquerque delivers some stunning visuals throughout the issue. There are plenty of exciting visual moments and the third act reveal is handled brilliantly.

Rafael Albuquerque delivers some beautiful and brilliantly detailed art throughout the issue. The art truly captures the tone and mood of the story. There are so many great action moments to be seen on every page and I found myself going over panels over and over again.

The art is fantastic though. Reeder offers some beautiful, sweeping visuals filled with details and the panels move the story along perfectly. I just wish the story was worthy of the brilliant art.

Reeder's art is fantastic. All of the characters are sublimely expressive and the action is done really well. There are some great looking panels throughout and the art brings energy and life to the story.

Marianna Ignazzi delivers some fun art in this issue. I continue to be impressed with the style and how its light tone contrasts the seriousness of the story.

Melnikov's art is fantastic. The visual style is amazing and all of the details are a treat for the reader.

Larsen has a great visual style and that style works beautifully with this story and its characters. A great looking issue filled with great imagery.

Dylan Burnett strikes the right tone with the art in this issue. Taking a cue from the lighter tone of the story and its comedic elements, Burnett crafts the art to be fun and exaggerated to emphasize the characters and the mood.

Dylan Burnett keeps the tone light and fun with the art as well. From the exaggerated facial expressions to the action, the art reflects the tone of the story perfectly.

Dylan Burnetts style is perfect for this character and the world this story takes place in. As serious as the threat is, the story takes a light, fun approach to the events and Burnetts style of art works perfectly with that.

Dylan Burnett's style matches perfectly with Wells' sensibility and tone. The art is light and fun. It captures the emotion of the moment as well as the heart. A fun looking issue with some great visual moments throughout.

Dylan Burnett's style is perfect for this story and these characters. The action scenes are great and there are some beautiful details throughout the panels. A great looking issue.

Roberts delivers some great art throughout the issue. I love the visual style and the wonderful details throughout every page and panel.

Roberts delivers some impressive art throughout the issue. The visuals are filled with great details and the art does a fantastic job of bringing the reader into the desolate and dangerous environment.

Roberts delivers fantastic art in the issue. The visuals are brilliantly detailed and give a great sense of the remote and mysterious environment the characters are trapped in.

Vasco Georgiev brings an intense and beautifully detailed style to the story and its characters. The style is perfect for the kinetic energy of the story and I look forward to see more.

Georgiev delivers some great art in the issue. The visual style is unique and adds some interesting and visually dynamic action to the issue.

Georgiev delivers some impressive visuals throughout the issue. I really enjoyed the visual style of the story and there are some great thrilling moments within the story itself.

Dan Abnett does a great job of taking this story and tying it to the larger Drowned Earth arc in a way that keeps the humanity and the stakes to the people in the forefront.

Lan Medina's art is haunting and beautiful in this issue and there are some great details in the panels. A great looking book above everything else.

Robson Rocha's art showcases the beauty of the environment and the character designs. All of the rising action in the panels complements the story brilliantly.

Robson Rocha's art is outstanding. Everything from the details in Mera's dress to Caille's cabin are brilliantly detailed. This was a beautiful issue to look at from start to finish.

Robson Rocha's art is beautiful. The rendering of the sea is gorgeous and the character details are amazing. I really enjoyed the look of this issue immensely.

Robson Rocha's artwork is beautifully detailed throughout the issue. Everything from the character expressions to the amazing fight scenes looks great.

Robson Rocha's art is fantastically detailed and beautiful. Loved every panel.

Viktor Bogdanovic's art is splendid. It's full of beautiful detail and every page has something interesting and amazing to look at.

Viktor Bogdanovic has some impressive and beautiful art throughout this issue. All of the details look amazing and the scenes between Arthur and Mera are incredibly well done.

Robson Rocha and Eduardo Pansica provide some stunning art in this issue. Everything from the characters to the backgrounds is filled with stunning details and the underwater scenes are amazing in how fluid they make the characters look and move in that environment.

Robson Rocha delivers some beautiful and detailed art in this issue. Everything from the characters to the backgrounds look amazing.

Robson Rocha creates some powerful imagery in this issue and everything is filled with dynamic energy and details.

Robson Rocha and Eduardo Pansica deliver some dramatic and beautifully detailed art throughout this issue. Everything from the action to the character expressions are done with care and purpose.

Rocha and Merino deliver some beautiful art in this issue. The characters look amazing and are full of expressive detail. The action is big and fun to look at. A great looking issue.

Robson Rocha delivers massive creatures, explosions and action that is thrilling and riveting to see. I love the visuals in this issue and everything from the characters to the action is filled with details that catch the eye.

Aaron Lopresti does some great classic looking artwork in this issue. There is a definite vibe in the art that this issue happens at a different time than the regular story and that works for me as a reader.

Rocha and Henriques do some amazing work with the art in this issue. The characters look great, the drama is heightened to compensate for the lack of action and all of the scenes have a level of buried tension throughout.

Mendonca beautifully lays out the world of Atlantis as well as the lush and beautiful backgrounds of Amnesty Island. The art draws you in and the characters look amazing. I enjoyed how the art shifted with the tone of the story and the characters and brought those details together in the finale.

Robson Rocha beautifully renders both the characters and the undersea atmosphere. There is a beautiful sense of scale and scope to the panels and the characters are wonderfully expressive. The final pages are amazing and the final image was thrilling.

Mendonca does an amazing job with the art. The characters look amazing and the action is exciting. The progression of the panels and how they are composed is fantastic.

Miguel Mendonca delivers some awesome art throughout this issue. All of the characters from the leads to the background characters look fantastic. The panels are beautifully framed and composed to to match the intensity and tone of the story.

Marco Santucci does some great work with the art in this issue. There are some solid visual thrills throughout and the panels are very immersive. The confrontation between Jackson and Manta is well done and filled with some beautiful details.

Marco Santucci does great work with the art. There are some beautiful details throughout and the action looks fantastic. The architecture of Xebel really stand out.

Miguel Mendonca's beautiful art adds another layer to this story. The action is brilliantly done and brings the reader into the story with energy and great details.

Miguel Mendonca delivers some incredible art in this issue. The crowd scenes are beautifully detailed. The action is fantastic and the final pages are bright, energetic and brilliantly laid out.

Mandonca delivers some great art in this issue. There is a lot of action throughout and that is delivered with style and energy. The details in the backgrounds are brilliantly drawn and give a sense of scale that enhances the imagery.

Ibanez' art was great. All of the characters looked amazing and the panels were filled with details that opened up Arthur's world on Amnesty Bay to the reader.

Manapul, Porter and Godlewski's dramatic art is breathtaking in this issue. The art perfectly matches the drama of the story. There is a fluid element to the panels that I love.

Manuel Garcia delivers some wonderfully detailed character designs and action with the visuals in the issue.

Garcia delivers some wonderfully detailed art throughout the issue. There is great action on many of the pages and Garcia does an excellent job of bringing out the tension of the moment through the expressions of the characters.

Sepulveda and Garcia deliver some awesome visuals throughout the issue. The action is visually thrilling and every panel is filled with great details.

Sepulveda delivers some beautifully detailed and visually exciting spectacle on every page of this issue. The action is thrilling across the board.

Anindito does an amazing job with the art in this first issue. The characters look great and the attack on Pan is filled with beautiful details that complement the tone of the story.

A good issue that is short on action, but works as a means of allowing the characters to reflect on who they are and what they are as a team.

Visually stunning issue that highlights the relationships between these characters and introduces some huge obstacles to overcome for them all.

This is a really exciting issue that gives the reader a sense of the long history of these characters while introducing a new threat.

This story continues to be really well told by adding great character moments as well as tension and a mystery that is keeping me coming back for more.

There is some great writing in this issue that sees secrets revealed and others hidden as the Avengers break off in teams to find a way to stop the Final Host.

Great read, great buildup. Can't wait for a great pay off.

Jason Aaron delivers an exciting conclusion to the final host storyline. He manages to deliver enough information throughout the issue to move the story forward while also keeping the reader in suspense almost up to the last possible moment.

The story itself is told really well. I was engaged with the characters and satisfied with the reveals, especially the one at the end. The only flaw I really had with the issue is that the pacing of the story made it feel too short.

There was great care shown in maintaining many of the personal animus that some of them share and I like that their working relationship continues to evolve as well. The dialogue was natural and none of the moments felt forced, which made the story flow really well and keep me interested to see where these dynamics would move next.

Marquez's art really helps to sell the darker tone of this story. While I would have liked to have seen more of the events that are driving Namor's crusade, all of the art featuring Namor is great to look at. Marquez captures the strength and power of the character really well and that's one of the things that makes me curious to see where this story goes.

There is a lot to unpack in this issue and it is definitely worth the read.

Jason Aaron does a great job of slowing down the action of the previous few issues to dive into the intrigue surrounding this new Avengers team and its place in the world post Secret Empire.

The art is great in this issue as well. The styles really complement each other and make the story seamless. There are some great reaction panels and you can tell the artists had fun drawing this eclectic group of rogue heroes working behind the scenes (Space Vampires). Its going to be interesting to see where their adventures take them next and whether or not a team book with these Agents of Wakanda might spinoff from their tales.

Andrea Sorrentinos art is beautifully detailed and there are some amazing panels that are sequenced perfectly including Fan Feis battle against Shou-Lao.

The art by David Marquez looks amazing. It is beautifully detailed and all of the action is thrilling.

The art by David Marquez is great. There are some beautifully detailed panels throughout and the action is both visceral and amazing to look at.

The art by David Marquez is beautifully detailed. All of the action scenes look incredible.

David Marquez delivers some amazing art throughout this issue. Everything from the character details to the action looks fantastic.

Ed McGuinness delivers some amazingly detailed and beautiful art in this issue and everything from the characters to the action looks great.

Ed McGuinness art is out of this world. All of the beautiful splash pages and hero shots make the issue come to life. All of the characters look amazing. A great looking issue from beginning to end.

Stefano Casellis art is really good. The characters look great, but Caselli does some amazingly detailed work on depicting the Hell Charger.

Stefano Caselli delivers some impressive art in this issue. Some of the visual highlights include all of the scenes in hell between Robbie and Johnny Blaze as well as the final reveal in this issue.

The art was great. The characters looks amazing and the action was really fun.

Stefano Caselli brings some beautiful art to this issue. From the battles to the character moments, everything is brilliantly designed and laid out.

Ed McGuinness' art is fantastic. I absolutely love the way he draws these characters and there is so much detail in every panel. Every page is gorgeous and the Brood are remarkably menacing to see on the page. Reading this issue, I thought the art couldn't get any better, but McGuinness ends this issue with a shot that got me just as excited as the first panel. Truly amazing art in this issue.

McGuinness and Medina deliver some stunningly impressive visuals in this issue. The fights and action feel big and broad because of the deep space setting and the final page is brilliantly designed.

McGuinness and Manna deliver some beautiful visuals in this issue. There are some great moments and panels throughout and the fight scenes and action are beautiful to look at.

All of the artists bring some unique and engaging visuals to this issue. From straight, brutal action to some dark and scary panels, each page delivers something new and interesting.

McGuinness and Manna continue to deliver amazing visuals throughout this issue. This issue is character focused so there are no huge battles and that gives the artists the ability to really focus on making these characters look their best panel after panel.

Javier Garron does some good work with the art in this issue. The Moon Knight/Iron Fist fight was definitely the highlight. Everything after was good visually, but really didn't capture the emotional impact of those first few pages.

Javier Garron has some great looking panels throughout this issue. There are awesome details to be found with all the characters and the Black Panther pages are some of the best of the issue.

Javier Garron delivers some great visual moments throughout and there are some really fun moments between Iron Man and the baby that made me smile. The action is great and I was blown away by the last few pages.

Javier Garron delivers some beautiful, bright and energetic art to this issue. The fight between Black Panther and Moon Knight is definitely a highlight, but the Iron Man and Captain Marvel moments are just as visually interesting.

Javier Garron has some powerful imagery in this issue. The action is great, especially the fight between Iron Man, Captain Marvel and Khonshu. All of those scenes are framed brilliantly. Garron doesn't let up on the spectacle when the action returns to Earth and the final confrontation between the moon god's forces and the Avengers is visually fantastic.

Ed McGuinness' art is always fantastic and the same can be said about the art in this issue. Even with the lack of big action or fights, the art exudes movement power and style.

Dale Keown delivers some beautiful art in this issue. With the story being so character driven, Keown is able to focus on character details, but not at the expense of the lush landscapes and backgrounds.

Javier Garron delivers some powerful imagery throughout this issue. The characters look fantastic, but what stood out to me was the fantastic scenes between Captain America and Doctor Doom. Those visuals were exciting and well executed.

Javier Garron delivers some impressive and beautifully detailed art throughout this issue. There are so many great visual moments to see in each page and even the starkness of the void has some great imagery.

Luca Maresca delivers some powerful, beautiful and gorgeously detailed art in this issue. The action is breathtaking and the characters look amazing.

Garron delivers some stunning art throughout the issue. The fights are filled with great details and the characters look amazing.

Garron delivers some beautiful art in this issue. The details in the panels are eye-catching and the battles were visually epic.

Maresca delivers some great visuals throughout the issue. The details throughout the panels are beautiful and each character is given some great imagery to accompany their moments. I really loved the ending imagery.

Garron delivers some great art throughout the issue. There are not only well designed and detailed character moments, but also great action and scale throughout.

Javier Garron delivers some amazing art throughout this story. The action is tense and full of energy. The panels are beautifully detailed and I love the energy of the imagery.

Garron delivers some brilliant visuals throughout the issue. The action is fantastic and the character moments are fantastic in their detail.

Garron and Flaviano deliver some great action throughout the pages of this issue. The art is frenetic and filled with energy. Energy that captures the tone and pace of the story perfectly.

All of the artists deliver some great visual moments throughout the issue. The character designs look amazing and there are some awesome action moments to be found.

Frigeri delivers some powerful art that is filled with beautiful detail throughout. The characters look amazing and the action is thrilling and gorgeously detailed.

Frigeri delivers some great art throughout the issue. The characters moments look great, but the action is beautifully detailed and filled with great energy.

Frigeri delivers some beautiful visuals. The art style is beautifully detailed and filled with great action and visual thrills.

Juan Frigeri delivers some powerful imagery throughout the story. The action is visually stunning. The characters look great and the details in every panel capture the eye.

Javier Garron has a wonderful eye for action and this issue has some brilliant action scenes throughout as well as great character moments that catch the eye.

Garron delivers some beautifully detailed art on every page of the issue. The action is fantastic and the bright, inviting style of the art is visually engaging.

Garron delivers some beautifully detailed and vibrant art throughout the story. The action was brilliantly done and filled with great visual moments that draw you in.

Garron delivers some great art in the issue and the rich environments and thrilling action make up for the bland elements of the plot.

Land and Leisten deliver some great visuals throughout the issue. The art is lighter in tone and perfectly matches the story. The character designs are great and there are some visually engaging moments throughout the story. 

Fiorelli delivers some great art throughout the issue. The action is visually thrilling and dynamic and I love the details within the character moments. 

Fiorelli delivers some great art in the issue. The visuals are beautiful and craft a great world for the characters.

Garron delivers some stunning visuals throughout the issue. The story is action packed and Garron manages to bring all the emotion and tension to the reader visually with great art.

This anthology issue is broken up into five separate stories that explore dark, alternate worlds for the heroes of the Marvel universe.

Villa delivers great character designs and interpersonal moments as well as awesome action and thrilling imagery.

Villa delivers some beautiful imagery throughout the issue. From the fantastic action to the beautiful character moments, the issue is a visual thrill to read.

Villa delivers some fantastic imagery throughout the issue. The visuals are bright, beautifully detailed and enhance the exciting nature of the story.

Villa crafts some beautiful art in the issue. The visuals are dramatic, fun and filled with great details. The action looks amazing and I love the composition of the panels.

 Fiorelli delivers some amazing art in this issue. The visuals are vibrant and brilliantly detailed. Both the action and character moments are stunning to look at.

Kirk delivers some great action in the issue. I love the visual style of the issue and how it looks like a classic detective comic.

Jake Elphick delivers some great, kinetic art throughout this issue. The racing scenes have a sense of motion and energy to them and character moments are filled with beautiful details.

Tula Lotays art is sublime. The style is pitch perfect and breathtakingly gorgeous to look at. There are shots that are captivating and dazzle the senses.

Lotay delivers some of the best art I've seen in comics in a long time. The style is gorgeous and makes the characters pop on every page. The visual aesthetic is perfect for the story and every page is lush, beautifully detailed and engaging.

Lotay creates some beautifully detailed visual moments throughout the issue. The visual style of the issue is breathtaking and I love the look of the characters as well as the world they inhabit.

Lotay's art is sublime. I continue to marvel over every page and panel. Every character expression and environment is beautiful to behold.