This is an absolutely charming issue. The plot elements are secondary (and feel somewhat insubstantial) compared to the interaction between Loki and Wanda. SCARLET WITCH #8 showcases the series strength in character exploration. It is an outstanding issue and wonderful for new readers to check out. Read Full Review

Chaos and mischief swirl together as ‘Scarlet Witch' #8 spins a web of a potentially twisted love story, digging deep into the people behind the literal and figurative masks. Another compelling colorful entry in this series that is among the top titles that are being published by Marvel currently. Wanda fans are living the good life right now. Read Full Review

Tammetta and Pichelli deliver fantastic art throughout the issue. The visuals are filled with great action and thrills as well as some tender moments with the characters, especially the moments between Wanda and Loki. Read Full Review

While the artwork takes a minor hit at times because there aren't a lot of backgrounds in Jotunheim, it's at least nicely creative as Loki and Wanda spar with words as it's presented like a dance for the two to engage in. And that leans into a good look that's at least balanced by the other areas where we do get some action or some more traditional pages. I like the look of the book but it's not trying to be a conventional action-oriented Marvel comic, which is in its favor. Each issue continues to be like it's own vignette and that comes through both with the story and artwork for it all. There's a good What If? story that can come from this in exploring what this pairing would be like but I'm glad it's presented as it is here and kept as a one-off thing in terms of potential as part of the verbal fight. Read Full Review

Another solid issue with regards to Wandas character, but we are still plagued with a lack of action. Sure, it was a tad brilliant to have two titans of magic literally dance together, but Id love to see what Steve and Lorenzo would have cooked up between the two. Read Full Review

The most entertaining story ever to feature Joseph, the clone of Magneto, including a surprising development for Wanda and Loki. Read Full Review

It was an inevitable crossover, and Orlando comes up with such a very fun way to handle it. Read Full Review

Even with Scarlet Witch #8 being the weakest issue of Steve Orlando's run there is still a lot of solid character work with Wanda Maximoff's character. For fans that wanted to be sold on a possible romance between Scarlet Witch and Loki that is certainly here for you. The ending further lifts the overall story with the promise it has for the immediate future of this series. Read Full Review

Loki's the one guy who I'd get down on my knees and worship.

As a certified Steve Orlando hater, I cannot deny the greatness of this issue.

Another fantastic issue!