James Robinson continues to impress in this series. He's impressively taken the development of Scarlet Witch throughout this series to create the best Civil War II tie-in yet. Wanda's growth as a character is used to give the long-awaited confrontation between her and Pietro, and it's also used to point out the problems with the main players in the tiresome event. It makes it all the more disappointing that this book is being cancelled in order to make way for all the new #1's coming this fall. Hopefully another series can take advantage of what Robinson has done with Wanda here. Read Full Review

I can’t express how much I recommend everyone pick up this issue. Even if you haven’t been following this series or Civil War II this is an issue not to be missed. So where do Pietro and Wanda go from here? We don’t know, but one thing we do know is that the Scarlet Witch is not a pushover anymore. Read Full Review

I have a lot of things to say about this issue and just how magnificent it is. I love Wandas gumption and her challenge to her brother that she is not to be unduly influenced, pressured, or changed to fit his whims. I truly feel as though this issue is one more stitch in a bandage to help remedy years of keeping Wanda broken or unstable or missing. Definitely pick it up if you want to see your Scarlet Witch defy odds and family to grasp her own destiny. Read Full Review

In case you can't tell already, this book is bloody outstand and we heavily recommend it. Whether you're familiar with this series orCivil War II, youdo not want to miss this. We don't know where Pietro and Wandra will go from here, and that only adds to the excitement for Issue #10. Read Full Review

Any Weird Science regulars know exactly what that score means. For the record, that isn't me giving up on this series. I'm actually excited where both the story and Wanda as a character go from here. I just don't see why we had to completely interrupt the story that was going on for a pointless Civil War II tie-in. I love to see Wanda growing as a character and standing up for herself, but there are other ways to do that without forcing it in one issue.  Read Full Review

civil war is tr*sh