Original Sin #5.2 features a solid story that is undermined by sub-par artwork. Thor: God of Thunder and Loki: Agent of Asgard readers will notice a definite decline in the quality of artwork telling the story here, and while the Tenth Realm is described in the story as being majestic, the visuals in this issue do not reflect that. This has the potential to be an epic story and if the artwork can rise to the level of the story this series will bring the thunder for Thor fans. Read Full Review

"Thor and Loki: The Tenth Realm" #2 is, in every sense, a hit-or-miss kind of issue that lays the groundwork down for its gut-wrenching revelation. With Ewing's quick wit, Garbett's clear-cut figure work, and Bianchi's gorgeous closing page, this issue shows a lot of promise for the conclusion to come. Read Full Review

Thor and Loki and a new sister all living as one, big, dysfunctional family. While we aren't quite there yet, this comic brings the players closer together. This is proving to be a very intriguing mini-series and that means this issue is worth checking out. This mini-series might be a big-time, game-changer for the Marvel Universe and I don't think it should be missed. If you like Thor fighting a lot of winged women then you definitely need this comic book. Read Full Review

Very good issue

Bianchi's art is what it is.

Good writing though, this would have scored higher with another artist.