When the fight finally begins, the duo spend more time cooing at each other and strutting about than actually making with the stabby and the shooty. Maybe that's just as well, as the art rarely does the action justice, with plenty of awkwardly framed panels and a jarring shift from artist Stephen Segovia to Paco Diaz. The promise of a third party joining the battle and further story complications ahead do nothing to ease my troubled mind. I look forward to improvement in the next issue as Rick Remender takes the reins of FrankenCastle again, but I fear this story has already been irreparably damaged thanks to the crossover. Read Full Review