Now then issues in, Strange Academy continues to be one of the most consistent titles at the House of Ideas. Young manages to give the right characters the time to shine at just the right places, making the most out of a massive juggling act with this book's ensemble cast. Read Full Review

Ramos crafts some beautiful imagery in this issue. Not only is the art lively and beautifully detailed, but there is a sense of wonder and beauty to Asgard. Read Full Review

I love this series. The cast of characters really play well off each other and the direction they are taking the title is engaging. I want to see what happens to these kids and I root and cry for them when they succeed or fail. Read Full Review

When this series focuses on a few specific, interesting characters and their cute teenage stories, it's really enjoyable. Read Full Review

Strange Academy #10 takes the student body to Asgard. Plenty of fun shenanigans ensue, but they're background texture for the dramatic and romantic developments entangling the core characters. This issue relies on reader engagement to make its characterization compelling, but past issues have done plenty to encourage that engagement. Come into this comic with an established interest in these kids, and you'll be delighted with where it takes you. Read Full Review

After a prolonged period of world-building, Strange Academy is poised to dive deep into the teen drama. Read Full Review

YAY! Just finished reading Issue #10. Talk about cosmic soap opera.

Spoiler Alert!

The Enchantress really gets around. She is the mother of both Irik and Alvi with a palace guard AND also Ove with Namor the SubMariner. And here I thought Captain Marvel with Doctor Strange was the surprise bomb of the last 30 days.

Interesting pair up with Toth and Shaley. Of course the dynamics between Irik and Doyle keep improving and I am glad to see Doyle willing to keep Irik's and Alvi's parents a secret.
As usual, the artwork, coloring and lettering are all splendid. Wish they could have shown us even more and I am already eager for the next issue! Doyle and Emily are actually cute together and someday when they are both Sorcerer Supremes of Earth andf the Dark Dimension respectively, we might see a marriage alljance or a bitter, spurned lover war between dimensions.

Charging ahead and eager for more. Will we get a Strange Academy Giant Sized Annual issue soon? I hope so. :) more

Delightful. Terrific art as per usual.

On a field trip to Asgard, the usual magic school shenanigans are pushed into the background so the creators and readers can concentrate on the Emily-Doyle-Iric love triangle. That triangle is broken in a thoroughly satisfying way. While the background shenanigans remain a little saccharine, the character work at center stage is outstanding. The art remains exceptionally great, and I welcome the feeling that the writer is re-focusing toward his main characters and away from ensemble comedy.

This is a good, solid issue. I find myself caring about these dumb characters, which is certainly strange for me.

Fine!