Secret Wars: Secret Love is so good, with so many varied creators, it has reminded how much Marvel has dropped the ball with the relaunch in a few months. Whitley not on a Misty Knight series? Cmon! Michel Fiffe not being given something! Marguerite Bennet, Katie Cook, Felipe Smith, Gurihiru, Kris Anka, this comic is filled with folks who are comic stars. This is the type of creative line-up I'd be building a line around. I want more of this! Read Full Review

It seems Marvel hasn't entirely forgotten how to publish a good romance comic. This issue offers a fun diversion from the usual drama of Secret Wars as it spotlights various relationships both familiar and new. And really, your pull list isn't complete without at least one comic featuring Squirrel Girl individually naming each one of Thor's abs. Read Full Review

Secret Wars: Secret Love is an enjoyable look at the diverse storytelling potential within the Marvel Universe and its always rich cast of characters, and serves as both a successful homage and convincing introduction to romance comics for those unfamiliar with the genre. Hopefully Marvel considers using it as a stepping stone to more of these tales in the future. Read Full Review

Kudos to the editor Emily Shaw, too, because she curated a collection in which all the creative teams were into the concept. All the enthusiasm and effort has paid off with an unusually strong and enjoyable anthology. It's one of the best extras to come out of the "Secret Wars" event. Read Full Review

Luckily, what readers do get is high quality. With five stories, each with different tones, there's a lot to digest and readers should be able to find at least one segment that makes Secret Wars: Secret Love worth their while. The quality of the art and writing really gives the issue a lot of energy, and the arrangement of the stories by editor Emily Shaw allows the issue to carry momentum forward. Secret Wars: Secret Love may not be a title for everyone, but for those looking something different from Marvel will, pardon the pun, find a lot to love here. Read Full Review

After reading this book, I missed the lack of romance comics that used to be prevalent on the stands years and years ago, and that can usually be had on the cheap in back issue bins at local conventions. As the big two publishers prevent their characters from ever finding, but more importantly keeping true love, this was a refreshing title that illustrates how love can truly conquer all. Read Full Review

This is one of few Secret Wars titles I have been eagerly awaiting. Purely for the fact it was bound to be either funny, corny, or adorable, and it manages to be all of the above making it a real treat to read for any Marvel fan. First time buyers and long-term readers alike should be able to dive right into this. Read Full Review