"Goldfinger" continues. Infiltration. A mad love. Someone goes unhinged. From GREG PAK (Agents Of Atlas, Star Wars) and ROBERT CAREY (Aliens: Resistance).
This is a great beginning to the third-act of this storyline, loads of action, great Bond dialogue, everything that you'd want in a James Bond comic, Definitely worth the price of admission, Read Full Review
Though some of the book is a little disjointed in a few ways for me, owing to the fact that this is the eleventh part in the story being read over the past year, the buildup is going well and it feels like we're at the cusp of getting things really dealt with. I like what Pak is doing here overall but it also feels like we've overstayed this story too long at this point and that's beginning to be a point of frustration. I like how Aria handles herself with the part of the plan she's working with here and I definitely like the realization they all have at the end. That combined with some great looking artwork helps to smooth over the other pieces, though I'll again say that this storyline as a whole will read better in an omnibus when all is said and done. Read Full Review
I haven't read every issue of the series, so perhaps the Olympitech plot line was introduced elsewhere but it sure seems to come out of nowhere as the comic turns on a dime in the final pages leading into Goldfinger's appearance in the final panel. Still, the trouble our heroes get into in the earlier pages are pretty entertaining. Worth a look. Read Full Review
There are some wonky characters beats here and there. However, this is another exciting issue that gets our agents one step closer to Goldfinger's endgame. Read Full Review
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