Garron delivers some beautifully detailed art on every page of the issue. The action is fantastic and the bright, inviting style of the art is visually engaging. Read Full Review

While it's a perfectly fine one-shot, what's added to the series makes this singular installment seem largely trivial, especially given the scope and definition previously provided to this specific character. Read Full Review

I enjoyed this more than I expected.

Maybe since I read it after the absolutely horrible Amazing Spiderman issue this week, anything would seem good after that.

I enjoyed Jane as Thor. That was a great run. I felt invested in Jane with what was happening and when I feel that connection to the fictional character, get brought into their world for the moment, that's when I know the writer is doing a good job.

That being said... The pacing on this entire Avengers run has been driving me crazy! It takes so long for anything to happen and the narrative is all over the place, like Jason Aaron took his brain storming chalk board and instead of narrowing down a refined plot, he just went with every idea he ever had, and tried to write a story with it.

So as an individual, character driven issue, I like it. Nothing about the overall state of this Avengers run has changed though. Now with this Avengers/Eternals/X-Men crossover happening, I don't expect things to change.

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I feel very negative today. Maybe it's the weather. more

It was pretty decent. I really like Jane as a character so it was enjoyable to see her be the focus. There's not really much wrong with this issue, it just didn't feel exciting.