In regards to the story. This is a great issue, which promises to be interesting as we learn more of what The Ringmaster has in store for Luke. Read Full Review

An enjoyable read that was short on plot, but opened up some huge potential character driven stories going forward. Read Full Review

Quite possibly the strongest corner of Marvel right now is all of its Defenders books. Luke Cage, Iron Fist, Daredevil, Jessica Jones, and the Defenders series all make for a very strong lineup of comics. Read Full Review

Luke back in a new arc facing this typical Black man in America problems. There's something even more sinister at work (maybe more is the wrong word) of course. However, Walker pulls no punches on the commentary of what someone that looks like Cage projects to some Americans. Here's to seeing next injustice we see Cage navigate through. Read Full Review

Luke Cage #166 has a lot of things going for it, and this creative team is one that I am interested in seeing more from, but this opening chapter never quite put all the pieces together. Read Full Review

Welcome to the Legacy numbering of Luke Cage. This is a solid book to enter the new arc with. Cage is out in America and his Blackness is a subtle feature of this book. David Walker takes a heavier touch when discussing race in the Luke Cage book, but for all those SJW critics of Marvel that is not the feature of this book. This is a story about hero's capture but the best thing about a black writer writing a black character is that he can make the book authentic to the black experience. Walker has a lot to live up too in his last arc but he has time to find his footing and build the height that was the start of a new Luke Cage comic. He does provide a great jumping on point for this arc. You do not need to read the last trade to enjoy this book, but you should get that trade anyway because it is great.

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Was a really fast read, but definitely fun. I still don't think the art fits the book that well, but in my opinion, much better than the last artist. It's an interesting concept for the new arc and definitely has me wanting more.