Phoenix Song: Echo #5
| Writer | Rebecca Roanhorse |
| Artist | Luca Maresca, Kyle Charles |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
THE END IS NEAR! WHO WILL RISE?
As the threads of Maya Lopez's life unravel, Forge and River face the Adversary in the White Hot Room! In the final chapter of Rebecca Roanhorse's blazing series, the ultimate battle of will and strength will determine if Echo can rise from the ashes of the Adversary's nefarious manipulations.
Rated T+
CRITIC REVIEWS
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8.5
The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
Feb 23, 2022Maresca delivers some awesome visuals filled with beautiful detail and energy. There was some great visually thrilling moments to be found on every page. Read Full Review
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6.0
ComicBook.com - Matthew Aguilar
Feb 23, 2022Echo is in a much more intriguing place by series' end than she was at the beginning, so despite some aspects of the series holding things back a bit, Phoenix Song: Echo is still a win. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS
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10
I was so excited when I read avengers and one of my favorite characters got the phoenix force. Then I was so excited hearing there was going to be a miniseries. Now after finishing it I really don't think it could be better. I loved everything about this!! I had to reread it a few times and like it more everytime. That last page from the writer and artist was fantastic too. Thank you to the creative team this is a gem!
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7.5
After getting lost in the tall grass in the middle issues, this series wraps up pretty strong. The prose remains a bit rough, but the art is highly polished and the plot marches confidently to a satisfying resolution. It's a classic, clean win for the good guy. Though the script takes a few too many pains to lay out its themes, that's probably preferable to ambiguity.
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7.0
This was kind of a sour note for this pretty good series to end on. The wrap up feels a bit clinical rather than triumphant, and that's unfortunate.
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