Overall, I was impressed with the issue. While it wasn't the most critical issue to hit the stands this week, it sure turned out to be a lot of fun… in a deranged and murderous kind of way. Read Full Review

I'm a big fan of the characters being used in this book. That, combined with the action and drama have brought me to a rating of 3 and a half bullets out of 5 on this issue. But for those who aren't already inclined toward liking these characters, they could easily rate it lower, and I wouldn't be able to argue it with them. Read Full Review

Acting as a supplement and explanation, of sorts, for the Sentry's behavior in "Siege" #3, "Dark Avengers" #15 works to a degree. It continues Bendis' storytelling pattern of dropping hints and presenting incomplete scenes that are answered and filled in later, but this issue doesn't provide enough oomph to really give a payoff. Read Full Review

Given the overwhelming number of Siege tie-in titles, I can only recommend this issue to people who will probably already be buying it: Sentry fans and completionists. As for me? I'll stick to the main title. Read Full Review

There really wasn't NEARLY enough new content in this comic to justify the $3.99 cover price, since most of this comic dealt with events that I've already seen play out in the Siege: The Cabal comic... Not only that, but man was BENDIS in one of his bad dialogue moods. Read Full Review

It's a search for Insipirado,but it never quite finds that elusive something,drowning it's sorrows in 2. Read Full Review

Everything about this issue is truly repellent - except the art. This comic can't go away fast enough for me. But keep Deodato around - he's amazing. Read Full Review