It's not a comic book for the squeamish, nor is it a traditional tale of heroics, but Black Widow #6 is perfect single issue, delivering in terms of story, of art and of dialogue, and setting in motion plot points that are clearly going to come back around in future issues. Read Full Review

It’s great to see Natasha finally get some of Marvel’s top creative teams on her books. This is definitely a series you should not miss. Black Widow has become an A-list hero and this issue especially shows why she deserves the spot at the top. Read Full Review

Black Widow #6 is a great comic. Samnee, Waid and Wilson are bringing their A-game to this title and this is, without a doubt, one of the best comics you will read this month. I can't wait to see where this gifted team takes this story. Read Full Review

Accentuated by amazing artwork by Chris Samnee and steered by a terrific story by Mark Waid, this is a series you don't want to miss. Read Full Review

We don't want to ruin the story, but hopefully if we sing its praises enough you'll feel compelled to check the series out. It's worth it, we promise. Read Full Review

Best of all, this issue makes a very substantial leap forward in Nat's ongoing quest to clear her name. Under a lesser creative team, that sudden leap forward might have seemed abrupt and unsatisfying, but Mark Waid and Chris Samnee remain in total control of their story. Read Full Review

The conclusion to this arc succeeds an abundance of achievements that other comics all too often don't. It throws a curve ball at our expectations for the climax and still makes it compelling despite its lack of action. It creates suspense and a satisfying closing even with the addition of mystery to it. That only increases our appetites for more espionage from this dangerous redhead. Fortunately this series isn't being cancelled post Civil War II. This collaborative team cannot be praised enough, everything they've touched has turned into gold and Black Widow is no exception. Read Full Review

Waid and Samnee are at the peak of excellence in delivering new life into Black Widow. Read Full Review

This isn't a game-changing issue, and the conclusion feels a little convenient, but all in all, Black Widow still continues to impress. Read Full Review

This issue did more for me than the last one, but it still left me wanting more out of the story. Natasha is always an intriguing character to explore, I just wish the story intrigued me as much as the character herself. It's not bad. It's just not fantastic either. Read Full Review

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Outstanding first 2/3 of Black Widow 6 which pit Natasha against Tony now that Weeping Lion revealed Natasha originally kidnapped Yo for Wong-Chu. Natasha’s deception of Tony late in the issue was probably my favorite part yet. Unfortunately, Natasha’s final confrontation with Weeping Lion and his brother at the end was very rushed and unsatisfying