"Nova" #10 is a wonderful adventure to space and beyond. Under the guidance of Steve Wacker, this comic book has become quite a treat for its liveliness, adventure, and believably loveable cast of characters. As the title shifts over to Duggan for the writing chores, it seems as though Sam Alexander, both in and out of the helmet, will have very human adventures to be enjoyed. As a fan of the Jaime Reyes incarnation of the Blue Beetle, I've enjoyed this series and this issue is a charming sample of why. Readers looking for a little more levity, space-adventure or fun in their comics should check out "Nova" #10. Read Full Review

Fans of Sam Alexander as the new Nova will enjoy this oversized issue that closes the chapter on his introduction and sets the stage for what's to come next. Zeb Wells and Gerry Duggan both flesh out the character and we see where he'll be going after this. It might feel a little odd celebrating 100 issues of Nova with Sam but hopefully this could be a sign that the past and history haven't been forgotten. Duggan sets up an interesting direction for, at least, the next issue. There's even a cute back up with art by Yale Stewart everyone should enjoy. Read Full Review

Even with these complaints, the issue works as both an introduction to the character for new readers as well as continuing Sam's various struggles with being a hero and finding his place in the larger Marvel Universe. Worth a look. Read Full Review

This issue was a nice wrap up to what we've seen in the past few issues with a little extra to what we'll see in the coming months. Read Full Review