In addition to Hickman's top-notch scripting, the book also remains a showcase for one of the brightest young stars in the industry in Stegano Caselli. Caselli's work continues to remind me of a more grounded Ed McGuiness, and his choreography and storytelling chops are extremely impressive. My one complaint about this issue's visuals is that colorist Daniel Rudoni opts for a muted palette throughout, making the high-octane issue look unnecessarily dull. Read Full Review

This book can be tough to like because the story is rolling out slowly, and that can try the reader's patience. But judging by this issue, that patience will pay off in spades! Read Full Review

Forget Dark Avengers, this is the real blockbuster. Read Full Review

We're finally getting the Nick Fury series we deserve. Read Full Review

Is she undercover or is she on the wrong side, now? It's hard to tell, but we've seen six issues of feints and misdirection withoutgetting much in the way of straight answers, which has brought me to the point where I'm going to be dropping the title from my list I don't mind a book that doesn't play fair with the answers, but you have to give us something to work with if the misinformation is to have any actual impact on the readers. Read Full Review