• He's Loki's older, nastier, vastly more powerful future self. His machinations have cost Loki everything... but who IS King Loki?
• What kingdom would have him? What dread Asgard is he the Agent of? And what evil scheme has he been brewing all this time?
• This issue -- King Loki tells all!
Rated T+
The story and art are good, but it's the characters that make Agent of Asgard a solid read, and in this issue, an emotional one. Read Full Review
Although the future of this series is still up in the air post Secret Wars, it's comforting to know that this isn't quite the end for this version of Loki. Ewing and Garbett have created too smart a character to see him fade away. I'll always prefer the more evil version of Loki over the “attempting to change his fate” Loki, but it's made for a compelling read and an interesting take on a character trying to escape his predetermined fate. Loki is one of Marvel's most powerful villains, and this issue and the series as a whole has been a great examination of just what makes him so treacherous. Read Full Review
Even though much of this issue of Loki is recap, there's a certain deliberateness to Al Ewing's script that makes this comic one of Marvel's more underrated gems. Read Full Review
That’s actually so sad that he changed and all the Asgardians didn’t care😭
Whatever the heck this was, I'm not really sure that the recap was necessary. The ending was really good and I'm hopeful for the remaining issues.
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