WHO IS THE BLACK WIDOW?
• What set off her long path of atonement?
• The creative team that's brought you the longest run in Black Widow history steps deeper into the psyche of Natasha Romanoff than ever before.
Rated T+
The final issue of Black Widow will make it tough to forgive some of Natasha's past work as a spy, but makes the character all that more interesting. Either way you feel, this final issue was a captivating read from beginning to end and made me sad that this may be the last time we see this creative team on the character. For twenty issues they have given us something special, and this will easily go down as the best Black Widow series to date. Edmonson and Noto have ended an excellent series with possibly their best issue yet. Read Full Review
It is never easy to say goodbye to a series that has been amazing from the start. But nothing can last forever! It could have been wonderful to see these two continue to put out amazing issue after amazing issue ofBlack Widow, but all good things must come to and end. Hopefully there are wonderful things on the horizon from both Edmondon and Noto. Read Full Review
It's unfortunate that this series is ending. Given this final story, we get a slightly sad but satisfying ending. Edmondson and Noto have done a consistent and remarkable job throughout the entire twenty issues. All good things come to an end and this is a prime example. I can't wait to re-read the entire run. Read Full Review
This has been a great series since issue one. Filled with beautiful, stylish, evocative art and held together by a razor sharp focus on revealing and exploring its central character. I'll miss it, and when people ask me to recommend a solid comic book series featuring a female protagonist, I will recommend these brilliant, self-contained 20 issues. Here's hoping we see this team on another book really soon. Read Full Review
It's been an honor and a privilege to read Nathan Edmondson and Phil Noto's Black Widow. This book has been an incredible journey, and I can only hope to see more work from this remarkably talented creative team in the future. Read Full Review
Nathan Edmondson and Phil Noto present Natasha as not an idealized hero, but a complex person with desires and regrets. Black Widowis both an enjoyable read and a thought-provoking look at Natasha's private life. Read Full Review
What Nathan Edmondson does with the Black Widow series finale is the exact opposite (but equally brilliant) to what he did with his Punisher finale last week. Where Punisher was all about going out with a bang, Black Widow shows how the gun was loaded. Read Full Review
Black Widow #20 marks the end of yet another great series, and all we can hope is that when our female spy returns, she's handled with the same level of respect and imagination. As for the finale itself, it was both exciting and clever, though left you wanting that little bit more. Read Full Review
The art in this book is very good. The faces show so much emotion, or lack there of in Natasha's case. The tones of the colours are great for this story. Read Full Review
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