ETERNITY has grown desperate. He abducts a powerful cosmic entity and hides them in the STORM SANCTUARY, STORM's floating home in Atlanta. What is the identity of this cosmic entity? How will this act complicate the ongoing investigation of the FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION into STORM? Find out in this next chapter of the goddess' saga.
Rated T+
With each issue of Storm being more exciting than the last, I am always impressed by how Ayodele is able to write Storm. Not only just write her character but is able to give so much to the story, making it constantly evolve with every new issue. Read Full Review
Storm #9 is a lot of set-up for the big event-level "Thunder War story that is around the corner for this series. Through all of that set-up we get a wide range of progress from not just Storm but all the allies that she is able to call on. Read Full Review
The ending was really poignant
A defining issue that connects loose ends
Finally an issue of Storm that I enjoyed. The heavy use of over-sized panels is still a problem, but much less so than in previous issues. Somehow Ayodele and Werneck manage to give us much more story content this time - and the story itself is intriguing, interesting, spiritual, even funny at times (She-Hulk is awesome!). I love all the mythology and cosmic shenanigans in this book. And Storm's personality really shines through.
The art still looks a bit formulaic here and there, especially when Werneck uses digital tools as in Storms hair. There's no excuse for this, it just looks cheap. His figures and faces are often excellent though.
All in all, it's so unusual for a Marvel book to give us something that fresh a more
Thunder War has been built up so much at this point that I'm not sure it can deliver, but I'm hopeful.
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