Matthew J. Brady/Paul Brian McCoy Comic Reviews

Anyway, "The Dragon's Corridor" is a lot of fun and makes the book worth picking up, even if you aren't much interested in how Dark Reign is effecting the world of The Atlas Foundation. I do want to add, though, that while the modern story isn't as interesting in its specifics this go around, I still appreciate the fact that Marvel is reintegrating another aspect of Marvel's Espionage Genre. With this title, Secret Warriors, and New Avengers: The Reunion, it is beginning to be an interesting time to be a spy in the MU, or to enjoy spy stories set in the MU. And that's a very good thing.

It's not a deal-breaker, though, as the story is interesting enough and the art does an okay job of keeping things moving. The layouts aren't great, and the use of the white page is a good idea, but it kind of overpowers the scenes where it plays a part. All in all, I'd prefer a more dynamic art team, but for a tie-in to an event I can't stand, it's more than worth a look.