If thats not clich enough for you, I give up. Read Full Review

This issue feels like a soft re-launch of the book in many ways. It successfully revisits Civil War, reaffirms its own core concept (far more convincingly than in the earlier issues) with the addition of a couple of new cast members, and moves many of its existing characters into new places, capping things off with an intriguing cliffhanger which makes me interested to see where the story goes next. A pleasant surprise and one which might work to reel in those readers who had written the book off based on earlier issues. Read Full Review

So this issue gets 3.5 Bullets from me. Ive been with the series from the start and think its one of the best bits of fallout from Civil War, and one of the better series Marvels got going on (that isnt written by Fraction, Ellis, or Brubaker, anyway). This issue launches a new four part storyline that, if youve been along for the ride, should pay huge dramatic dividends. On the other hand, if youve never picked up the book or gave it a try and passed early on, I dont know if it will hold any appeal. Fans of Hank Pym might want to take notice but prepare to be offended if you dont like to wallow in his psychoses and bad career decisions. Read Full Review