A fairly entertaining issue, and while I'm normally the first to applaud a writer who delivers a standalone tale, I found the ending to this issue felt like Judd Winick suddenly realized he was on page twenty-one of a twenty-two issue story, and as such he went for the easy out, rather than the more rewarding finish. Now I understand why Curt Connors would end his life, but frankly it doesn't make for the most satisfactory of endings, as there was more than enough material to explore to carry us into another issue. Now there is some fun material in this issue involving Morph, and the scenario that is set up in the early pages of this issue developed a very engaging setting for this adventure to take place. However, the idea of redemption really should been introduced, as the way this story ends, we're basically told that Curt Connors' actions were beyond redemption, which is rather disappointing. Read Full Review
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