• The mysterious (and formerly looking like a Dragon!) Countess has taken over the town A-Force came to save, rebuilding it in her own image and with a mind-controlled NICO MINORU at her side. It's A-FORCE vs NICO and the team (and one innocent town!) is learning the hard way just how powerful Nico can be. Will this be the end of A-Force at the hands of one of their own? • Or will SHE-HULK'S risky (okay, sure, some say insane) plan, allow them to live long enough to fight another day?!
Rated T+
A-Force #6 is a bright spot in comics, executed well by skilled team. Thompson, Caldwell and Herring are carving a unique place for A-Force in the Marvel line and, I'm not going to lie, I want more of this in the Big Two landscape. There's some very good storytelling with some compelling characters going on here, and I'm excited to see where Thompson and Caldwell take one of the best team books on the market. Read Full Review
I love Singularity. Her look, her personality, she's just a pile of joy in every panel she's in. Unfortunately, her compliments don't slow down She-Hulk and the situation gets more and more out of A-Force's control and into The Countess'. The ending is a magnificent cliff-hanger that makes me want to make writer Kelly Thompson my best friend so she'll tell me what happens next. Read Full Review
When it comes to A-Force, the team's chemistry goes hand in hand with its success. Case in point " issue #6 is a solid, if unspectacular affair, with a familiar villain and a by the numbers plot. What makes the issue click is its fantastic characterization, writer Kelly Thompson continuing to build off of the great chemistry generated in the book's first arc. Read Full Review
It's still a fun romp. Thompson keeps everything lively and upbeat. The Art of Caldwell is cheeky and fits this book well and Coloring Of Hanna and Herring is on point. I just don't understand where Singularity just poped up and I love the Countess. She's a cheeky, fiesty villainess.
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