After all these years, Kevin Maguire still has it. Read Full Review

Entertaining and light-hearted from cover to cover, Howard the Duck #7 is a fun read that packs in more of the Marvel Universe than it should and clearly has fun doing it. If a comic itself could have fun. At the very least, it certainly appears that the creators had fun working on this comic. In short, this is another solid issue of Chip Zdarsky's lovingly irreverent Howard the Duck series, given a visual change-up by Kevin Maguire. Hopefully the dinosaur on the cover draws in some otherwise pedestrian eyeballs, as more comic fans would find plenty to enjoy in this comic. Read Full Review

At first I was pissed that we're still not picking up at the reunion with Bev, this is the second issue in a row to take place between this volume and the last one, which is an odd way to order the issues and slightly confusing if you don't read the recap at the beginning. Here's to hoping that you did read the recap and weren't lost because this issue is a blast. The Uncanny Rescue Rangers are now Marvel's greatest super-team as far as I'm concerned! The banter and chemistry that this lot bring to the table is second to none, but leave it to a true leader like Howard to keep this mess of amateurs in line. Howard aught to hang on to that helmet, suddenly he's a powerhouse. Can't wait for the inevitable spin-off, Uncanny Rescue Rangers #1 will get an instant slot in my pull file. more

I picked this up because She-Hulk was in it, and I enjoyed her and Daredevil lawyering at one another. I knew this book was funny from the Squirrel Girl crossover, & this issue confirmed for me that Howard the Duck deserves its place on rec lists everywhere. Sadly for me, bank accounts. But I'm glad I had the exra cash this month!