The most action packed issue to date, and we finally find out whos behind it all. Are they doing this by his own volition, or is the mastermind behind the plot being manipulated themselves? When will we finally meet some of the new Eternals created for this series? The answers revealed in this issue creates more questions. Pacing, and the delay between issues hurt this book, but not enough to lose interest in it. Read Full Review

Ribic delivers some beautiful art throughout the issue. There are great character moments to be seen and the Phastos scenes are brilliantly designed. Read Full Review

Just when you think you know where everything's going, Gillen and company flip the script on you and subvert any expectations you may have. Read Full Review

Eternals #5 finally brings some major development to the Eternals' murder mystery and the Great Machine's malfunction. However, the reveals may not be the most impactful once readers find out who's responsible. But now it feels like the series is getting back on track and things are heating up for the better. Hopefully the next issue adds more to the story and keeps up the momentum it started in this issue. Read Full Review

Eternals remains one of the best books marvel is putting out.

When people say modern comics are bad, ask them if they've read this. Then tell them to read this and come back to you.

Once again, gorgeous art, brilliant writing(even the expository narrator comes as his own witty character), inventive humor and an epic sense to every panel in the best way.

Pick this up. If you haven't read the previous issues, pick those up too.

Great stuff as usual. I need this book to be an ongoing but alas!

We continue to see how the Eternals have a very different view of consequences. Some of them despite working for a goal to better the world still do pretty bad things. Sersi for example is more than willing to twist truths to her whim. So seeing Gilgamesh/Forgotten One be the one to explain his need to punish and set boundaries for the Eternals is a step up. Because past issues continue to show how Eternals like to play the long game and see their actions as no big deal, with Sprite bringing up some of the misdeeds she did in a casual manner. It's like everybody stops caring in time. So is that why the traitor is siding with Thanos? To bring in that sense of balance back.

The way the art and interactions with the great machine are all practically seeing Eternals as gods. more

Though I'm confused, I also feel like I'm reading an epic myth, which I think is the sweet spot for Eternals.

A solid issue. I don't have much to say about it. The finale to the arc will probably give me more to discuss. I'm glad they're addressing the fact that Thanos was killed via black hole in Cates' Guardians run.

The worst issue so far but still much better than 90% of comic issues these days, that's saying something.

This series, which started off really strong, is starting to feel like it's circling itself a little bit. I was hoping this would really get me interested in a side of the Marvel universe I didn't know a lot about, and the opening issues really made me feel like that's where we were headed, but now it seems we're in "suspect of the week" territory and it's not quite as exciting.

There's still something to it that I can't quite put my finger on. Dialog is really well done, Ribic's art would be top of the game if only someone would get him an eye reference that wasn't inflatable, and there's still a sort of interesting mystery going on here. So, I'm definitely going to be pressing forward with it, but I really hope things pick up a little soon. For what it's worth, it already seems like the next issue might be putting us back on track. more

Probably the weakest issue overall but, had some really good parts that made it feel like a good set up for things to come. Its definitely a slow burn type series.