This issue does a solid job of building on the story and characters introduced in the opening book. Agent Tepper comes across as likable, which makes it all the more tense to imagine what could happen if Nemesis discovers she's spying on his operation. The question remains: will this final Nemesis series see him stopped once and for all, or will he once again outsmart the authorities and make a clean getaway? I guess we'll all have to wait and see. Read Full Review

Plot
Kitty Topper continues as an undercover agent posing as the assassin Sofie Stein. She is tested to be part of a Nemesis assault team, for which she must assassinate a random person. However, the CIA managed to adapt the situation so that she eliminates a convict guilty of abominable cases, so Kitty's conscience is not so dirty and she is already infiltrated.

Kitty is transferred to Nemesis's secret headquarters 25, where she is received with harsh blows. The problem is that she is pregnant and now involved in this dangerous mission. To complicate everything, it turns out that the real Sofie Stein escaped from the CIA. She is wearing contact lens that allow the CIA to see everything and communicate with her without microphones. Apparently, she has an open channel with the superhero team The Ambassadors, because no hero so far has appeared to stop Nemesis's attacks.

Nemesis has killed more than three thousand civilians without any explanation or demand, creating only a state of global alert and terror.

Nemesis continues with his new identity as a billionaire named Hans Berg, and when he's approached by an intelligent investigative journalist, he invites her to a dinner that turns out to be his new homicidal attack, but now in Monaco, using a ship filled with liquid gas. A shocking sequence.

This new saga raises the levels of tension and terror, with a more violent and determined Nemesis. Millar's narrative power and dizzying speed exceed all permissible heart rate limits.

This is one of the best comic series of the month.

Art
Matteo presents his art, full of textures and strokes that enhance the wealth of detail, offering a magnificent dynamism.

At the end of each Millarworld comic, there's a hilarious short film by Emily Brooks Millar called "Birddad."

Summary
Nemesis continues its cruel attacks on thousands of people without any logic, while Kitty finally manages to infiltrate its circle of mercenaries. Shocking and mind-blowing more

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• Jawnyblaze

Jawnyblaze - Oct 20, 2025

Good review, just one nitpick: contact lens* singular. o.- heh

Un Cómic Más / Dave DSG - Oct 20, 2025

thank you"!! let me fix it

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