The artwork was good of course with a team thats quite used to working with these characters. It seemed less dark than previous issues. Its not an impressive issue either which means that this comic book will not have that much resonance or influence in a few years. Thats a bummer because there was so much great potential when it started. Read Full Review

DoomWar has been a nice treat for those Black Panther fans bored by years of lackluster storytelling. The series begins to fray at the edges in this final issue, but DoomWar still manages a decent finish. Jonathan Maberry certainly provides a mighty challenge for his two Panther heroes to overcome. My fears that the story lacked the legs to last for six issues have been assuaged. The problem is one that might be familiar to Panther readers - they overcome it a little too easily in the end. For all the massive buildup to the final battle between Doom and T'Challa, the whole thing fades away surprisingly quietly. That's not to say the series doesn't offer plenty of potential for future stories. Just don't expect this issue to devote more than a single page to the fight's aftermath. Also disappointing is how underutilized many of the guest stars were in the end. I nearly forgot the X-Men were a part of this story at times, and even Deadpool essentially keeps the bench warm in this issue. Read Full Review

I'm curious to see where Marvel goes from here as they left this story wide open, which is quite surprising considering the blatant plot device used to end the war. Read Full Review