Royals #11

8.5

Critic Rating

3 Reviews
7.2

User Rating

8 Reviews
Writer Al Ewing
Artist Javier Rodriguez
Cover Price $3.99

FIRE FROM HEAVEN Part 3
  The Royals come face to face with the Prima Materia - the original Terrigen!
  But can they get it back to Earth? And will it save the Inhuman race - or doom it?
  And finally: Of the seven who left Earth, only six will return. The Royals lose one of their own!
Rated T+

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  • 9.0

    Comic Watch - John Jack

    Dec 12, 2017

    An excellent entry in a good series, excited for next issue. Read Full Review

  • 8.5

    Bleeding Cool - Joshua Davison

    Nov 24, 2017

    Royals is really coming into its own with these past few issues. #11 is a solid read with high stakes and an intriguing plotline. This one definitely earns a recommendation. Give it a read. Read Full Review

  • 8.0

    Monkeys Fighting Robots - Brandon J. Griffin

    Nov 26, 2017

    It's a major feat to have this great of an Inhumans book without much Black Bolt involvement. Even with Gorgon and Medusa's uncomfortable relationship, this series takes the characters to new heights as they explore the galaxy. Read Full Review

USER REVIEWS

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  • 7.0

    bigteebomb

    May 22, 2018

    Art is good. I really don't give a fucking about swain and I wish she had died instead of Gorgon. The last issue better be a doozy. I don't feel like we received nearly enough information about the progenitors.

  • 7.0

    CrazyforRAMU

    Jun 09, 2018

    The Royals' mission turns into a desperate Indiana-Jones-style smash and grab. As promised, somebody gets left behind, and it's a fairly impressive and heart-wrenching sacrifice. Al Ewing's script is strong and imaginative, but the dialogue is pure melodrama and the imagination doesn't stretch to providing the characters with emotions that go beyond soap operatics. Although Javier Rodríguez is generally a strong artist with some distinctive talents, conveying sorrow and drawing dynamic fight scenes aren't among them. In a story this emotional and fighty, those shortcomings become too significant to ignore. Strong as it is, Al Ewing's script isn't strong enough to shuffle you past the artistic weak spots in blissful ignorance. This is an am more

  • 10

    Bruno Mael

    Nov 28, 2020

  • 8.5

    Kalaoui

    Nov 22, 2017

  • 8.5

    Khan/Murdock

    Jul 04, 2018

  • 6.0

    Andrew

    May 05, 2019

  • 6.0

    Psycamorean

    Jul 21, 2019

  • 5.0

    iPodwithnomusic

    Nov 18, 2018

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