Orlando has been giving Wanda a respectably enjoyable tour of the Marvel Universe through the pages of her own book. It was only a matter of time before Wanda ended up visiting family. Shes going to be getting a visit from a more notable member of her family for issue #7, which should be great fun given Orlandos distinct writing style. Its been fun so far. Hopefully, Orlando can keep it interesting on all levels the way he does with issue #6. Read Full Review

Doling out help to those that need it, no matter how far or how hard, is Wanda Maximoff's mission and it takes a personal slant in the latest issue of Scarlet Witch. Numerous changes expand the energy this series has already been radiating, creating something fun and bright living right in the heart of the Marvel Universe. Read Full Review

Wanda reunites with both son and father, and faces the prospect of intergalactic war, all before breakfast. It makes really good comics. Read Full Review

Tammetta and Pichelli deliver beautiful art throughout the issue. The visuals are bright, detailed and filled with great action and energy. Read Full Review

The Last Door concept allows Wandas story to be limited solely by Orlandos imagination. SCARLET WITCH #6 is the most ambitious use of the idea yet. Unfortunately, going larger in concept diminished what the series does best and the result is a weaker issue than the series usually delivers. Read Full Review

Scarlet Witch#6 is a real treat for fans of Wanda Maximoff, particularly her complex but loving relationship with her son Billy and his husband Teddy. The issue is chock-full of gorgeous art by the unparalleled Sara Pichelli and continuously stunning color from Frank William, which all perfectly compliments the meaningful, exciting, and excellent dialogue by Steve Orlando. While not connected to a larger arc,Scarlet Witch #6 is well worth the read and delivers on its promise, serving up a delicious tray of family drama with a crisp sip of brutal action on the side. Read Full Review

New story starts and it's the same great comic as always. Entertaining characters on a quick, complete adventure, with stylish, detailed artwork. The whole package. Read Full Review

Everything that Wanda Maximoff has already overcome has only made her stronger. She is a survivor.Her moments with Wiccan in this issue are beautifully written andI loved seeing her dynamic with her son. Her son and his husband are trying to make things better than how they found them, and Wanda is able to provide some thoughtful guidance that made for an impactful scene.Wanda really got to shine in these moments with her son, and it was a great contrast to the fierce Scarlet Witch.Looking forward to seeing what else Steve and the Last Door have in store for the Queen of Chaos. Read Full Review

Scarlet Witch #6 is yet another example of this series being one of the best comic books Marvel is publishing right now. Steve Orlando, Lorenzo Tammetta and Sara Pichelli know how to tell a full story in one issue that can have a big scope to it while highlighting Wanda Maximoff's leadership and powers. The hook ending leaves the reader with a lot of questions to look forward to how Orlando will answer. Read Full Review

Ongoing artist Sara Pichelli returns from a brief hiatus last issue (joined this time by Lorenzo Tammetta) and they deliver inventive visuals made even better by Frank Williams vibrant, deep colors. The art team of Scarlet Witch hasnt been totally consistent since it began in terms of personnel, but it always looks good regardless, and thats always the best scenario for rotating artists. I suspect Tammetta did more of the heavy lifting here based on the aesthetic quality of the pages, but its not an unwelcome addition. Its a testament to Orlando, his various artists, and editor Alanna Smith that Scarlet Witch is probably one of Marvels best ongoing series at the moment and Marvel themselves seem to agree with me on that, since last months Annual was the prelude to their upcoming, Agatha Harkness-centric Contest of Chaos crossover event. This is as good a place as any to start if you havent been following along, but starting from the beginning would also be a great suggestion. Read Full Review

If you need Billy and Teddy breadcrumbs and youve been loving this series so far, it is absolutely an issue you want to pick up, if you havent already. Read Full Review

Scarlet Witch has an okay kind of issue here as I'm not connected much to the characters involved, it feels like a dangling plot being dealt with, and the artwork wasn't up to what I expected from the series. Read Full Review

Artist change is not it- literally Wanda from wish

It looks just about as beautiful as ever. The core space-vengeance story is a little rushed and clunky, but I'm OK with that. It means the other major scenes--the introduction of Ganymede and the heart-to-heart with Wiccan--come out slower and more enjoyable.

Of course, the biggest possible strike is that this one-off is not what we've all been waiting for since the end of #5.

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