Susan Richards, the Invisible Woman, forms an unlikely - and uneasy - alliance with fellow spy the Black Widow to comb the alleys and palaces of Madripoor! They're searching for Sue Richards' first partner - but what they discover will shake Sue to the core and turn her mission upside down!
Rated T
Above all, Mark Waid is delivering a story that shows the Invisible Woman to be a remarkably strong female lead. Her fit in a cloak and dagger story feels so perfect that it's surprising that it's taken Marvel this long to give Sue her own spy mini-series. With only three issues left to go, Waid and Du Iulis run the risk of ending the series without really satisfying. There are so many possibilities for this type of Invisible Woman story. This series feels like it might really get going a few panels before the final page Read Full Review
Id still have preferred to see how The Invisible Woman would handle herself if she were on her own in the kind of adventure that we normally associate with The Fantastic Four. But this miniseries shows us how truly resourceful and fearless she is. Not for nothing is Susan Richards the second in command of Earths greatest adventuring team. Reed would be proud of her. Read Full Review
Invisible Woman #2 does a great job at setting up Sue's main mission, all while displaying some fun, espionage scenarios to showcase Sue's true skill set. Read Full Review
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A great focus would be, other than teaming up with Black Widow, Sue's agenda for saving a lost friend. Who is this for? What is she trying to achieve? With that, I believe that our Invisible Woman will have more buoyancy. The Wade-De Iulis team does a good job in setting the stage, but I believe with more actionable words, and choices the team has the potential to set the show. Read Full Review
While I enjoyed the last issue, this issue just didn't do it for me. Some of the dialogue was off and it doesn't even feel like Susan Storm. The art is pretty good but some of the scenes took longer than they should have. The issue has more negatives than positive. Hopefully next issue sways me differently. I would not recommend this issue. Read Full Review
Great and creative use of Susan's powers! Amazing art too!
Sue‘s abilities are extremely powerful in this issue, which is a rarity. Pretty cool last page
The story isn't anything special, but the art is really great and that gives this book a boost.
It's a good book that could be much better since it feels off or clunky at times. Waid's work with Mattia de lulis should only get better as they get familiar with each other's strengths and weaknesses but 3 issues to go, I'm optimistic so we'll see. It's enjoyable though and the art is fantastic!
It's Indiana Sue And The Raiders Of The Lost Generic Spy Story!
Spy stuff is fun sometimes.
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