Scott knows he's messed up and he wants to change, no matter how hard it may be. He's made too many choices based on what was easier at the time, not even necessarily what he wanted. Hopefully Scott can turn things around, however judging from his flashback in the jail cell, we may have to see Scott hit rock bottom before he gets up. Read Full Review

Scott is being put through his paces right now, and that's always fun to do to a protagonist. His daughter hates him, his security job is a bust; he's not even sure why he's still Ant-Man at this point. That's a good place to tell stories from, and I still love what Spencer is doing with the character. I just hope things snap into better shape soon. Read Full Review

Marvel and DC have been doing a great job over the last several years of reinventing their comics in humorous and fun ways. That effort has been greatly appreciated and has led to some of the best stories in recent years. But there's also a point where that goes too far. Astonishing Ant-Man #4 is that point, an issue that just tries to be too cutesy, and then spirals out of control from there. Read Full Review