If you like to see heroes fighting heroes, you'll enjoy this book. MacKay and Creees add a nice additional layer of creativity as we get to see different looks and interpretations of both heroes in the process. That said, this event continues to be paper thin as we wait for answers and a reason to care about Agatha's plans. Read Full Review

The ending of the issue has the most to offer, but if you're not already invested in this event there's just not much that feels additive to what MacKay is doing in the main series. Read Full Review

I think this event is meh and the story here is add on content that's a waste of money. That being said, it wasn't bad. It just has no stakes in the MK series. If your reading this chaos event and collecting the annuals then this one will make you happy as your getting Jed MacKay writing which is always a treat and the art by Creees Lee is fantastic. The Stephanie Phillips stuff at the end is just barely anything. A few panels and it's done. If that's the part you wanted the book for then you may be disappointed but let's face it, if you've been reading Stephanie Phillips books then you should be used to disappointment.

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this was easily the best part of this event. It was entertaining, and had good serviceable art. Of course its from Jed Mackay, who is one of the best upcoming new writers out here. I like seeing how the heroes resolve their differences in this issue