Is everything perfect? Not completely. The jealous brother storyline might become a bit clich, especially given the last page. Also, there have a lot of changes have been made in a very short time, and it's still too early to tell how everything well mesh together. One thing's for certain, Abnett and Lanning haven't steered Nova wrong just yet, so I'm more than willing to trust them for now. Read Full Review

This was a really good issue, fleshing out Richard's personality as a leader, rather than the last standard-bearer of the Nova force. We find that Worldmind has agendas of it's own, that Robbie really is a little jealous, and even see how cool a universal force of Nova Corpsmen could be. Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning are known for their ability to do space opera, but here they manage to pull off the kind of earth-bound drama that Mark Gruenwald used to do so effortlessly in Quasar years ago. Willingont Alves and Geraldo Borges are said to share the pencilling chores this issue, and their work looks really good, showing the Human Rocket and his inhuman partners in action most of the issue, while still differentiating them in body language and the expressions on the visible portions of their faces. I'm really enjoying Nova these last few issues, as it manages to work the Secret Invasion in without having it take over the entire book ala New Avengers, and making the charater the poi Read Full Review

Nova is a great book, and hopefully the re-creation of the Corps seen at the end of this issue isn't a rush of any plot-lines. Read Full Review