Adrian Alphona continues to deliver a very solid art on this series, as while this issue is largely a talking heads affair there are a couple impressive big impact images in these pages, from the one-page shot of the Leapfrog descending into the tar pit, to the wonderfully unsettling nature of this issue's final page as we discover who is waiting on the other side of the phone. The art also deserves credit for its work on the facial expressions, as how can one not smile at Chase's look of pride as he discusses the Leapfrog's capabilities, or the various faces that Molly makes whenever the character becomes the centre of attention? There's also a nice attention to detail on display, like the fact that Molly is the only one in the Leapfrog who is wearing her seat belt, or the bandage that Chase is wearing on his arm. The establishing shot of the Runaways underground base also gives readers a good look at the sheer size of the place. I do find myself wishing the cover images offered u Read Full Review

I was fully expecting it to be Ultron on the last page, so this was a shocking plot twist