This forth installment gives a drive for readers to continue to want to see Dani, Karma, and Wolfsbane in more titles. This series gives a chance to see Martha Johnson in a very new way, and will have people wondering as to where writers will continue to take her after this story arc. Martha has always been an incredibly intriguing and fun character since her debut, so it is great to see her having more time to shine in a title. It also shows a deep side to Escapade that is intriguing to see. Read Full Review

This book is meant to be funny. I've laughed once while reading this series and it's in this instalment. The one word testimonial by Kraven was funny and the rest of the comic is the same junk as the rest of the series. These pitiful kids get their feelings hurt over the least little thing, fight about in the middle of a battle, and the resolution of it is part of the story that is just wasted time for the reader. The dialogue continues to be tedious and all the little quips that are meant to be humorous are anything but. At one point Nefaria sneaks up on two new mutants while listening to their issues and instead of taking advantage of them not knowing he's there he decides to engage them in conversation about their problems before attacking just so they can humiliate him before almost taking him down. Dear God! Nefaria is on a podcast for villains so the writer can make jokes about the Whizzer. Que eye roll. Writing like "Oh snap" and calling the box they are running with "the wrong kind of party". This is just bad. Rahne continues to talk without an accent and her nails look as if they are press on nails. They aren't even sharp! This book fails on so many levels I can't count them all. There is a reason this book continues to get such low scores month after month. This kind of humor and storytelling works well in comics, just not this one. more