Bob Quinn does some great work with the art in the issue. The story and its pace are geared towards action and Quinns art provides that in both the style of the art and the fast pacing of the panels. Read Full Review

The beauty of this issue's narrative lies in its ability to show readers each step of her journey toward becoming the powerhouse in the present. Read Full Review

This issue takes a brief detour from the ongoing narrative for a deep dive into Sharon's psyche and it works pretty well, even if it seems to mean the end of Iron Patriot. Read Full Review

While my previous criticisms of the art not being able to hold up to Coates' story still somewhat apply with this issue, the changing of narratives to Sharon Carter works wonders for the finale of the battle with Selene. Read Full Review

This arc has been terrific. Much improved over The Legend of Steve.

Sharon fights a desperate endurance battle against Selene and triumphs. The art does strong work carrying the combat narrative while Sharon's monologue dives deep into her head. But I still say the visuals are the weak point here; those cartoony expressions just can't keep up with the script. It's a good comic but not a great one, and I think some more evocative art could have pushed it over the line.

I really like that Selene will be remanded to the Quiet Council on Krakoa.

Alright, I don't mind Sharon Carter getting some space. I found this mostly enjoyable, but there was some... Interesting choices made with some of her inner dialogue. There's a page in particular that really doesn't work for me, but maybe it does for other people. Otherwise, I liked this.

And as for my youth well... That part of my life wasn't lived. It was stolen. "
- SHARON CARTER

What is up with Coates? This man is wildly inconsistant...at least the way he's decided to break these issues up has made him seem this way. Captain Americas Angels again take the show, which thanks to Coates is a snooze fest. This issue was as good as the fight scenes I guess, Bob Quinn brings his best draws yet. Coates is trying way too hard with this story and its just a mess for me at this point, especially when an issue like this is considered good for the series.

Yas queen.

wake me up when it's over.

This series.... I really dont like giving bad reviews as I try to find good things about everything and while I've read worse this was barely ok. I might be hopping off here soon.i live cap but this might be one of the worst runs in recent memory. Yaasss queen? You have to be kidding me.

This entire run has been up it's own ass with fake profundity. Get over yourself, dude.

Really bad. Some of the cringiest dialogue/inner thought bubbles I've read in modern comics. Plot is borderline nonsensical, art is middling at best. I've tried to defend this series since I love Captain America and am a fan of Coates' writing. But Marvel if this isn't a sign to relaunch the title, idk what is. Iron Man got the relaunch, please give Cap the team he deserves.

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Steve - Sep 16, 2020

If you are reading the Coates run, you know that the plot makes sense and it's being developed since the begging with this idea. There is nothing cringe in the dialogue bubbles. It's a very good and inspiring reading, as well as extremely satisfying for those who were waiting for an end to the plot of this story. We all know that the issue with Coates is the delay in developing the narrative. The comic is good.

allenquanobi - Sep 16, 2020

That's ur opinion man, I thought this book sucked. Glad you enjoy though

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Thank you Coates for making Cap a support character at best in his own book.