They've battled rampaging gods, enraged Eternals, sinister Skrulls, Avengers Dark and Mighty, armed-to-the-teeth Amazons, and literally gone to Hell and back together. But now, after all this time, and all those adventures, the team-up between Hercules and Amadeus Cho may be...no more! What shocking secret is revealed in this issue that could ruin their friendship forever? Find out here, then come right back next month for a MAJOR change in status in the title that will always be "INCREDIBLE"! Rated T …$2.99
I told myself that I was only picking up this series to check out Ryan Stegman's art, but this issue has me convinced that the series has improved enough to warrant becoming a full time reader again. Well played, Pak and Van Lente. Plus, the art by Ryan Stegman is simply phenomenal. I know I've been gushing about it for the last few issues, but he brings his Agame here and the end result is fantastic. It's not about potential anymore, its simply about Stegman getting the recognition he deservesthere are big things in his future and I can't wait to see someone give him that shot he needs. Read Full Review
I enjoyed the bold lines and expressive qualities of Stegman's art but felt it was often overpowered by Pallot's inks. Fortunately, the dynamic colors of Trevino and Sotomayor compensate for this and make the finished pages absolutely sparkle. With all the melodramatic doom and gloom running rampant throughout Marvel's “Dark Reign” snorefest, it's a real treat to come across that occasional comic that wants nothing more than to laugh loudly at it all and entertain. This is one of those comics, so be sure to check it out. Read Full Review
Very good work from Greg Pak and Fred Van Lente, leading intonext issue's big Thor crossover thingy. Read Full Review
I really don't feel like reading this title any more. Read Full Review
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