‘Captain America: Symbol Of Truth' #8 further complicates the situation that Sam Wilson finds himself in the middle of, giving us a clear view of what effect both his and the White Wolf's actions are having around the world. A solid series tackling the harsh realities that face someone like Captain America head-on, while wrapping them into a Marvel Universe-style context. Read Full Review

There's a lot of stuff in this issue that I like. Some of the dialogue is tasty; some of the character renderings are beautiful. And I actually appreciate the exposition in the last act explaining what the hell's going on in Mohannda.

But structurally, this is a mess. In words and art. The script doesn't build tension or deliver payoffs. Those pretty characters are all too often just posing randomly in a featureless void.

This is frustrating. This is *not* a mediocre comic. It's an ambitious one, but this month, at least, the creators' reach exceeds their grasp.

Unremarkable. Return of don't-call-me Nightshade is - something.

Nothing happens, just an explanation of a backstory.

A little better than last issue but I still don´t like the writing. The art is also not great.