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. Read Full Review

A fantastic first issue of a team book and an essential read for the 2020 event. Read Full Review

This is a fun action and adventure comic with plenty of fast-moving action visuals to satiate even the biggest Schwarzenegger fan. Once again I'm pleasantly surprised to find tie-ins to a mini-event being this damn good. Read Full Review

Force Works #1 is a quick introduction to a team with potential. These are not Earth's Mightiest Heroes, nor are they colorful and flashy superheroes. What they are are heroes with a past and a sense of duty. Each of these characters is usually relegated to supporting roles and this provides Rosenberg room to expand and define the team as the series grows. As Rosenberg draws out that sense of duty while dealing with their past, he will make this series and these characters successful. Read Full Review

The art and colors are quality, the best part of this title, in my opinion. The story has, as of yet, not justified the purpose for this title. I really like all the characters in this title and I find the cliffhanger intriguing enough to read issue two, but I cant at this point encourage anyone to buy this comic. It just feels to much like padding to extend my he Iron Man 2020 story out farther than it should be. Read Full Review

Strong characters and an entertaining team dynamic make this first issue worth a read. Read Full Review

2020 Force Works puts together yet another group of heroes who don't really want to be working together. They might not be a functional group in the first issue, but their overall dynamic is at least interesting enough to set up the story and some meaningful inter-team conflicts and conversations. Read Full Review

Even with the surprisingly textured artwork of Juanan Ramirez and Federico Blee there isn't enough to make Force Works 2020 #1 a highlight of the 2020 checklist. Read Full Review

I liked this team.

It's another Matthew Rosenberg B-list team miniseries, which is entertaining in its own snarky right, but it doesn't much distinguish itself from the author's past efforts.

" You've survived worse. Soldier ! "
- US AGENT

Prelude:
Iron Man 2020 didn't start off too well with its first tie-in so let's see how Force Works goes.

The Good:
I like the team.

The Bad:
Some S.H.I.E.L.D continuity errors

It's a bit boring.

Conclusion:
The premise is good, the execution however is lacking.

I’m not super interested in the team and tbh I’m on the robot revolution’s side here.