This issue essentially brings in the main plot, as after using the first issue to reintroduce us to the cast, and the second to pit them against a throwaway threat that served to remind us how funny this team can be, this issue essentially throws the team to the wolves, as they are placed in very real danger. Now if there is one thing that really sticks in my fond memories of the original run it's that when things did turn ugly, Keith Giffen & J.M. DeMatteis did a masterful job of turning the suspense up to eleven, and this issue's final pages show me that they are still fully capable of doing so. I was going to use one of the columns to praise the addition of Mary Marvel to the cast, as her eternal optimism, and naive outlook on the world reminds me of the late Ice, who was one of my favorite characters in the original run, but this issue's final pages does a fantastic job of playing up the idea that Mary Marvel is far more powerful than all the others put together, and next issue loo Read Full Review