Marvel did this series no favors at all by giving it the "Secret Warriors" branding and inviting unwarranted comparisons to the previous volume. The good news is that the series is starting to find its footing, even if it continues to share little in common with its namesake. Read Full Review

Secret Warriors is one of those books that is bursting with potential but, needs to dial it in just a bit more. Matthew Rosenberg's story and dialogue are solid while Javier Garron's artwork is the stuff of a fan boy'ssequential art dreams. Read Full Review

Lunella does six impossible things before breakfast, but then gets separated from the team. There's plenty of fun and funny here, and the plot developments that push Lunella to the front feel quite natural. On a wider scale, things are getting just a bit breathless; the team doesn't get a moment's rest - or even enough time to have the full-force Kamala/Daisy argument that's brewing. The destination remains unclear but the journey remains thrilling, so following this title is no hardship.

This book isn't really doing it for me. I'm not sure what the focus is. I'm not really feeling any of the characters, so far. Not sure if I care enough to keep reading.