I must say, while this series is right up my alley (I love timelines and continuity), it's getting a little too expository. Read Full Review

Final Thoughts: As we get into dive into what I consider the greatest era of Marvel Comics, Mark Waid and Javier Fernandez bring their “A” game yet again in another very informative and beautiful issue. Read Full Review

It is an ornate collection of events that crumbles into tedium upon examination. Read Full Review

This issue literally shot my back in time. Pure nostalgia

Just gorgeous page after page of nostalgia!

This is all just nostalgia for me and I like it a lot.

A trip down memory lane with some of the best stories printed.

I feel like some of the negative reviews on this book are because there isn't much of a plot on this book. But I think that the idea is to basically recap stuff in chronological order. So if you want to know how everything came to be I would recommend it. But if you are expecting some astonishing plot, you will be disappointed. Though I do understand story-wise kind of why, it's weird to me that Galactus is basically doing the job of the Watchers.

The "story" of the Marvel universe grows disjointed as developments stack up in the 80s and 90s. The shift from hero- and team-related history to editorially-mandated events is clear and unfortunate. Even the art is fading a bit.

By now you know what youre getting with this series and for what it is, its enjoyable.