I'm not quite sure if I'm ready to embrace this new direction, as making Tony Stark the Security of Defense sound like it's sure to mire this book into the murky waters of politics, and there's a reason why I actively avoid shows like the West Wing, as I remained firmly convinced that the words political thriller have no business being used together, as politics is the very opposite of the word thrilling. Now I'm sure John J. Miller has probably tossed out comparisons like Tom Clancy as a sign of what readers can expect, but in order to maintain a level of credibility, I can't imagine we'll see the Security of Defense engaged in too many action packed adventures, or nail-biting escapes. Now maybe John J. Miller will surprise me and I certainly hope that he does, but frankly I don't see this new status quo acting as a springboard for too many thrill-packed adventures. In fact this opening issue reminds me a bit of the Armor Wars story-line, but with all the truly exciting elements repla Read Full Review