HELL COMES TO BIRMINGHAM PART 4
Captain Britain is reunited with his wife, Meggan! But can they stay together and live through Dr. Plokta's devastating attack? Find out here!
Put it this way: catch me in the shop and I'll even BUY an issue for you. Issue #9 is as satisfying an ending as any story has ever received, and if you want to know how good that feels, you'll need to be around for the next arc. Please don't disappoint me. Read Full Review
Despite being almost overwhelming at times, the latest issue of Captain Britain is loaded with high-quality, high-concept entertainment. And, while it isn't the greatest jump-on point if you haven't checked the series out yet, it's strong enough to make hunting down back issues a worthwhile endeavor. Consider it highly recommended. Read Full Review
Whilst I've mentioned the Doom Patrol-esque misfit vibe of the book in earlier reviews (a similarity that continues here), I overlooked another obvious influence that makes itself particularly keenly felt this issue: the early Marvel work of Steve Ditko, in particular his Doctor Strange stories. The character of Plokta is highly reminiscent of Ditko's design for Eternity, a character that appeared in Doctor Strange in the 1960s. Read Full Review