THE HYBORIAN HUNT'S SHOCKING CONCLUSION!
Conan is dead. Long live Conan of Cimmeria. But with Thulsa Doom and the Cult of Set ready to accomplish their ultimate plan, the Savage Avengers might not have time to mourn. Can Marvel's deadliest heroes dig deep within themselves to save the past, present and future or will Deathlok's journey across the timestream have been for nothing? With the fate of the world at stake, the Savage Avengers will face the threat the only way they know how - to the death.
Savage Avengers #5 sticks the landing and theres no two ways about it. Pepose, Magno, Grundetjern, and Lanham not only close out this story, but Conans time in Marvel with style and aplomb. This issue has it all and this book remains at the top of the heap at Marvel. Read Full Review
'Savage Avengers' closes out the first arc in blockbuster fashion with more amazing stories promised ahead. It's been a non-stop thrill ride with a surprising amount of heart and valor. The creators left it all on the page and it shows. I can't recommend this series enough. Read Full Review
Savage Avengers #5 rewrites the book on what can be considered an epic... Its a truly magnificent issue that embraces its intensity. Nothing is out of reach for Pepose and the art team when it comes to unleashing something powerful. If the battle needs to last a whole issue, then it will, and it will be a thrill ride for its entirety. There is no predicting what can appear on the next page. It brings a wonderful arc to a close that fully embodies what the Savage Avengers are built for. Read Full Review
The age of Conan ends with this rollicking battle. The series had stepped up and it looking like one to watch in the long term. Read Full Review
This is a book that really looks great and that art also drives story. It's a good issue across the board, especially in how it sets up for the next adventure. Read Full Review
This book is wild.
It's got a lot of that cheesy type comic dialogue, but the story itself is solid. Some great art in this book that really pulls it all together. The last 3rd of the book was much better than the rest.
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