A nice solid introduction to the Falcon, as we not only get inside the character's head to see what makes him tick, but we also get a pretty solid summation of his past, and a good sample of his abilities, including the revelation of a new talent that nicely ups the character's power levels. This issue also offers up the continuation of another subplot that had been playing out in the pages of the series, as Henry Peter Gyrich's little crisis of which cart he's going to hitch his horse to, advances quite nicely in this issue. My only quibble with this issue is that the villain Falcon is sent up against is so unimpressive a threat that the battle never really conveys any sense of excitement. However, the character study material is enough to have me recommending this issue. Read Full Review